Month: March 2015
73 posts
Elmira skate park sees first bit of graffiti
As the snow melts we find things we haven’t seen in months, like flowers, sidewalks and…graffiti? The Elmira…
Elmira case makes it to the big screen
The Elmira case, the 1974 vandalism spree turned restorative justice landmark, helped spur a worldwide movement towards alternative…
Competition is heating up for local high school robotics enthusiasts
After an exceptional rookie campaign last year, the Elmira District Secondary School’s robotics team is looking to take…
Kings open Cherrey Cup series with win over Cullitons
In the race for the Cherrey Cup, the Elmira Sugar Kings are one step closer after defeating the…
Woolwich to query business owners about formation of BIA in St. Jacobs
Owners of business properties in St. Jacobs will receive notices next month as Woolwich looks to establish a…
Long list of charities benefit from Legion’s strong poppy campaign
Perhaps galvanized by the pair of slain soldiers in Ottawa and Montreal in the weeks leading up to…
Concerns about Glasgow Street bridge hinder efforts to remove unpopular left-turn median
There’s no quick solution for a made-in-Woolwich problem at the intersection of Glasgow Street and Millennium Drive in…
April’s arrival ushers in Woolwich Healthy Communities Month
The coming of spring brings showers and flowers and sunshine and warmth. And now that the weather is…
Easter brings the annual hunt for eggs
Easter is almost here and that means it’s nearly time for the most sacred of traditions, at least…