ABOYNE – Members of the Guelph Homeschool Group got together on March 27 at the Wellington County Museum and Archives to showcase their knowledge and passion for the sciences.
Centre Wellington
CWDHS to host a celebration of visual arts
FERGUS – Centre Wellington District High School (CWDHS) is inviting the public to view the UGDSB Excellence in Visual Arts Show and CWDHS Art Show and cheer artists on in the board’s second annual Battle of the Brushes at Centre Wellington District High School on April 3 from 6 to 9pm.
Celebrate Palm Sunday with Canada’s singing priest
FERGUS – Father Mark Curtis, Canada’s singing priest, is returning to St. James Anglican Church for a Palm Sunday performance.
Gala raises $100,000 for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Centre Wellington
ELORA – Big Brothers Big Sisters of Centre Wellington (BBBS) hosted its annual fundraising gala at the GrandWay in Elora on March 29 and raised about $100,000.
Centre Wellington Fusion U12AA hockey team win Ontario Minor Hockey Association championship
CENTRE WELLINGTON – The Centre Wellington Fusion U12AA hockey team won the Ontario Minor Hockey Association championship on March 30 in Whitby.
Elora BIA looking for advisory committee volunteers
ELORA – The Elora BIA is looking for local business owners and residents to sit on its advisory committees.
Shawn Connerys releasing new album in Elora
ELORA – The Shawn Connerys are holding an album release party at the Elora Legion on April 5.
Centre Wellington Fusion U10A hockey team remains undefeated
CENTRE WELLINGTON – The Centre Wellington Fusion U10A hockey team won the Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) Tri-County League and was crowned Champions on March 30.
Centre Wellington Fusion U15 Select team celebrate first-place win
FERGUS – The Centre Wellington Fusion U15 Select team won its Tri-County playoff final on March 30 in Fergus, beating Oakville 2-0.
‘Sunshine list’ includes 38% more municipal employees
WELLINGTON COUNTY – The number of local municipal employees paid over $100,000 per year went up by 38 per cent last year. The salaries were published by the province as part of the Public Sector Salary Disclosure List.