St. Jacobs start a boon for Tour de Waterloo
Ontario’s best amateur road cyclists took part in the fifth annual Tour de Waterloo in Woolwich and Wellesley…
Month: June 2014
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Rural transfer stations remain on chopping block
Curbside collection, enhanced in the townships over the last five years, should be enough to pick up the…
Municipal services cleared for Breslau core
The upcoming reconstruction of Woolwich Street will see 25 properties in old Breslau connected to municipal water and…
Another candidate joins the race for Woolwich Ward 1
There will be a little more competition in the Woolwich municipal election this fall, as Elmira resident, Scott…
Neighbours vocal in opposition to Wellesley subdivision
Objections from surrounding neighbours prompted township councillors to defer further discussion on a development proposal for the corner…
Water table concerns delay work at Jigs Hollow gravel pit
Like the gravel pit in their backyards, Winterbourne residents are in limbo. Unhappy the Jigs Hollow pit was…
Private operator an option for retaining transfer station
Given the option, Elmira-based Plein Disposal would step in to keep a waste drop-off operating in the community…
Follow the money in debate over transfer stations
In the business world, if you charge somebody for a service and don’t deliver, simply pocketing the money,…
Women look to excel with home-court advantage
Elmira’s Katie Harnock is going for gold at the Women’s World Wheelchair Basketball Championships. The tournament is taking…
Always eager to cook up something new
John Tsintaris was born to cook. The owner and head chef of Grill on the Green, Elmira Golf…