ERIN – Council has approved $5.83 million in spending for two local projects at its July 24 meeting.
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Power outage affects 560 customers in Salem, Elora
CENTRE WELLINGTON – Hundreds of people were without power in Salem and Elora on Thursday afternoon. Power was restored to most affected residents as of 6pm.
Plaque commemorating local Black history missing, feared stolen
MAPLETON – A historic plaque commemorating the Queen’s Bush Settlement and the Black pioneers who settled there in the 1800s, is absent from its moorings in Glen Allan Park.
Driver charged after crash, allegedly reaching for banana
GUELPH/ERAMOSA -A 51-year-old Guelph resident has been charged with careless driving after allegedly reaching for a banana, and crashing into a tree.
Puslinch resident charged after wild raven captured
PUSLINCH - A 70-year-old Puslinch resident has been charged by police with unlawfully keeping wildlife in captivity after allegedly grabbing a raven and driving away with it.
Two charged after vehicle crashes into ditch, catches fire
NORTH WELLINGTON - Two Guelph residents face charges after a vehicle caught fire July 29 on Jones Baseline, south of Arthur and northwest of Fergus.
Suspects at large following thefts from Fergus storage units
FERGUS – Police are looking for help to identify two suspects who stole an ATV and other items from multiple units at Gartshore Storage.
Hauser appointed to Guelph council, steps down as UGDSB trustee
GUELPH – Katherine Hauser has swapped her seat as vice-chair of the Upper Grand District School Board for a seat in Guelph's council chambers.
Protestors call for arms embargo, aid to Gaza
GUELPH – Almost 100 people gathered in front of Guelph MP Dominique O’Rourke’s office on July 25, calling for a two-way arms embargo, recognition of the State of Palestine, and for Canada to push to get aid into Gaza.
Power in Fergus restored after early morning hydro outage
FERGUS – Fergus was in the dark for three hours on the morning of July 30 after faulty customer equipment knocked out power throughout the town.
Listowel, Atwood residents charged in connection to metal theft
PALMERSTON – Three Listowel and Atwood men are facing theft-related charges after allegedly stealing metal from a Palmerston business.
Puslinch makes decision on rural employment lands location
PUSLINCH – Things took an unexpected turn at a July 23 Puslinch council meeting as councillors endorsed previously recommended areas for employment lands — and then added to them.
Eden Mills Writers’ Festival invites people to slow down, think
EDEN MILLS - The 37th annual Eden Mills Writers’ Festival runs Sept. 4 to 7 and features more than 45 Canadian authors, 45 Canadian authors, with readings, workshops and discussion panels.
Township of Wellington North reviews development charges
KENILWORTH – The Township of Wellington North is updating its development charges bylaw to align with provincial requirements.
James Seeley appointed to GRCA board of directors
ERIN – Puslinch Mayor James Seeley, has been appointed as the Town of Erin’s representative on the Grand River Conservation Authority board of directors. On June 20 of this year town staff received word from the Township of Puslinch notifying them of Mayor Chris White’s anticipated resignation from
