Nearby greenhouse operation sees plenty to worry about
Among the most vocal opponents of a gravel pit proposed for a site south of Maryhill, Fred’s Greenhouse…
WCS kicks off events, helping the community return to normal
For families looking for something to do this summer, Woolwich Community Services (WCS) has you covered. Given that…
Once A King, Always A King
Hockey being on hold for the past year and a half wasn’t how the Elmira Sugar Kings had…
A timely display in the downtown core
The Elmira Art Exhibit officially kicked off during the month of July. An outdoor art walk taking place…
Wellesley council adopts new pandemic-delayed strategic plan
A desire to maintain the township’s unique cultural aspects will guide Wellesley’s programs and services under the most…
Small businesses to receive funding for new training
Small business operators in Ontario will receive an additional $10.5 million for health-and-safety training over the next three…
A lot of heart for hometown hockey
Having spent a life filled with hockey on and off the ice, Jeff Snyder has decided it is…
Wellesley Kids Summer Club returns
The lessons learned in last year’s switch to digital have made some lasting changes to many annual events.…
Region set to move to stage 3 of reopening on Friday as COVID-19 cases stabilize
Having joined the rest of the province on Monday in stage 2 of the reopening plan, Waterloo Region…
For these volunteers, it’s time well spent
Towering above Elmira, the clock on the former municipal building downtown has been marking time with the ring…