No Frills to become a Food Basics
Despite objections from many Elmira residents and local officials, the No Frills at 232 Arthur St. S. will…
Month: July 2014
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Bike repair station the work of Elmira Lions Club
Cyclists in Elmira can now fix their bicycles on the trails thanks to a bike repair station…
Kings excited by offseason signings
After falling in the second round of the playoffs to the Waterloo Siskins, the Elmira Sugar Kings have…
Woolwich exploring options for culvert that’s closed Glasgow St.
A portion of Glasgow Street in Conestogo will remain closed indefinitely following the failure of the headwall…
Planning is key for latest hopeful in Wellesley's Ward 4
As the vice-president of Efficiency Engineering, Andrew Epp manages infrastructure projects ranging from the skating rink at Nathan…
Wellesley ice rates to jump by 3% next season
Ice rental rates are going up three per cent next season, but not everybody around the Wellesley council…
Intervention only worsens situation in the Middle East
Another day, another mess in the Middle East. The latest turmoil is yet another set of attacks by…
Numbers up, but Grand River sees need for better deal
Since narrowly avoiding the chopping block during the Township of Woolwich’s failed bid to land a casino last…
Golf tourney a major fundraiser for WCS
For two decades, the Jeanne Renault Golf Classic has raised funds for the Woolwich Community Service’s Family Violence…
New chair at the helm of Elmira BIA
Just days into his job as the new chair of Elmira’s Business Improvement Area (BIA), Chad Nicholls is…