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Freed U.S. slaves first came to Glen Allan area 175 years ago
Beginning in 1833, a stream of African American refugees, primarily freed Blacks from the northern…
Town readies for Redneck Games
Now set for its third year, Minto’s Canadian Redneck Games is ready to roll. Belinda…
Township submits wastewater contingency plan to ministry
A township wastewater management contingency plan calls for several upgrades to the treatment…
OPP report: Mapleton an “extremely safe” place to live
A recent OPP update about criminal activity in the township was mostly good News for residents.…
Officials hope to expand Close to Home program without cost increase
Officials are hoping to expand on the success of the Closer to Home program without increasing its…
Town approves Deer Pit tender
The winning tender for the Deer Pit stormwater management project came in almost $350,000 higher…
Tarr turns up the heat over Town of Mintos proposed burning bylaw
Betty Tarr is putting heat on the town’s proposed burning bylaw. A move to pass a burning…
Mileage rate mimics Revenue Canada
Mileage rates in this town are going to be middle of the road – so to speak. Following a…
Doors Open drew 4,400 to community
On June 28, historic doors all over Fergus were unlocked for residents and visitors, and thousands…
Township hopes to have new bylaw for zoning completed by year’s end
Wellington County’s planning and development department hopes to have a new comprehensive…
Minto supports summer jobs program
Councillors here do not believe increased minimum wages in Ontario should mean a cutback in federal…
Splash pad opens at Heritage Park
The local Lions Heritage Park splash pad officially opened to children of all ages on…
No complaints heard about village BIA’s expansion proposal
A public meeting to consider the expansion of the Elora Business Improvement Area here on July…
Stray Casts: Giving up annual trip to Lake Anywhere was easy decision
Readers of this column in the Wellington Advertiser for nearly ten years might remember that…