ELORA – The County of Wellington’s Mobile Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Depot has moved…
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Bowling event becomes baking event for BBBS
CENTRE WELLINGTON - Big Brothers Big Sisters of Centre Wellington has cancelled its Bowl For Kids Sake event and is now holding Bake for Kids Sake instead.
Wellington North Farmers’ Market opening June 20
MOUNT FOREST - The market, now in its seventh year, is moving to Saturday mornings in the parking lot at the Victory Community Centre in Mount Forest.
Palmerston Fair cancelled
PALMERSTON - The Palmerston Agricultural Society has announced the postponement of the 2020 Palmerston Fair until August of 2021.
State of emergency extended to June 30
TORONTO - The Ontario government has extended the current state of emergency until June 30.
County hires new chief librarian
WELLINGTON COUNTY - Rebecca Hine has been hired as the county’s new chief librarian.
County approves truck, plow purchases worth $1.5 million
WELLINGTON COUNTY - County council has authorized the purchase of $1.5 million worth of trucks and plowing equipment.
Arthur Fall Fair cancelled due to COVID-19
ARTHUR - The 164th Arthur Fall Fair has been cancelled.
Rixon Rafter to be inducted to OCNA Hall of Fame
TORONTO - Longtime Arthur Enterprise owner Rixon Rafter will be among the first inductees to the Ontario Community Newspapers Association (OCNA) Hall of Fame.
Local groups benefit from COVID-19 Community Response Fund
GUELPH - Several Wellington County organizations are among those who will benefit from the most recent round of COVID-19 Community Response Fund grants.
Support building for Mapleton resolution on farm tax program
MAPLETON – A resolution from Mapleton Township calling for the province to review the Farm Property Class Tax Rate Program is receiving support from more municipalities.
Public input sought on Harriston flood mitigation study
MINTO - The Town of Minto and Maitland Valley Conservation Authority are inviting local residents to participate in an online Public Information Centre (PIC) for the Harriston Flood Mitigation Study between June 1 and 15.
Ontario extends electricity rate reduction to Oct. 31
TORONTO – Electricity rate payers across the province will not be charged time-of-use rates until the end of October.
Wellington Terrace making plans for eventual ‘lightening up’ of safety measures
ABOYNE – Wellington Terrace Long-Term Care Home management is planning for the day changes to provincial directions allow for relaxation of strict safety measures currently in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Erin extends municipal building closures indefinitely
ERIN - The Town of Erin has extended the closure of municipal buildings "until further notice."
