Within the pages of the Advertiser this week is a colouring page – open to all ages.
Opinion
Quarantined
Thank you to everyone who has inquired about the Carpenter’s status in this time of self-imposed…
Flu epidemic peaked locally in November 1918
The following is a re-print of a past column by former Advertiser columnist Stephen Thorning, who…
Safeguards will take time to work
It seems almost a fool’s errand currently to write a column with a view to seeing it published…
Memories of North Wellington – 03/18/20
55 years ago, Palmerston Observer, 1965 Wedding vows were exchanged at St. Joseph’s Church in…
SAD times
By March, many people have been experiencing some “seasonal symptoms” for months. This dark…
Together
You’re probably thinking I’m flipping out right now with this pandemic, but in a surprising…
Elora’s proud amateur theatre tradition dates to 1900
The following is a re-print of a past column by former Advertiser columnist Stephen Thorning, who…
Days Gone Bye
From the pages of the Wellington Advertiser 25 years ago – March, 1995 Fergus welcomes film…
OPINION: Food security remains strong during COVID-19
GUELPH – In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, the Ontario Federation of Agriculture…
Use ‘time out’ wisely
Mother Earth, after her long-suffering patience, has hauled us back on our heels to get our…
A hundred per cent
Much has changed in the past week. What has not, is the sincerity and vigilance with which local officials navigate the COVID-19 crisis.
Memories of North Wellington – 02/12/20
52 years ago, Harriston Review, 1968 Mr. Charles F. Harris will celebrate his 90th birthday on…