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Sewage plant startup exposed unexpected pipe problems

Midwestern Newspapers June 29, 2016News

THEDFORD — Grand Bend area’s new sewage treatment plant is alive and working well but its…

Upcoming open house for Thames Road Study

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SOUTH HURON – The public will have another opportunity to seek information and provide comments…

New Exeter subdivision closer to reality

Midwestern Newspapers June 29, 2016News

SOUTH HURON — The Hensall District Co-op’s planned 80-home subdivision is closer to reality…

A rose between two thorns

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Growing up, I always wished I had a sister. Even going so far as to dress up my younger brother as…

Check out the “Parachute Plunge” fundraiser on Canada Day

Midwestern Newspapers June 27, 2016News

EXETER – There will be some excitement in the air – literally – this Canada Day in Exeter.…

Bump out proceeds, council opts not to revisit prior decision

Midwestern Newspapers June 23, 2016News

EXETER — Those opposing the controversial downtown Exeter bump out/parkette project had another…

Precious Blood wins two divisions in Two-Pitch tournament

Midwestern Newspapers June 22, 2016News

EXETER — The annual school Two-Pitch tournament was held, June 15, with participating teams from…

South Huron Rush bounce back against United Thunder

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LONDON — After suffering their first loss of the season, the third place South Huron Rush looked…

2016 tax rates are lower, but assessments will boost most bills

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LAMBTON SHORES — Lambton Shores property owners will be taxed at reduced rates for local…

Female attacked on Exeter trail

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EXETER — A 19-year-old man has been arrested after a female was attacked and sexually assaulted…

Hospital ends fiscal year with nearly $300,000 deficit

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EXETER — For the first time in recent history, the South Huron Hospital Association (SHHA) ended…

Group lobbies for better health care

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EXETER — The Big Rocking Chair Tour rocked its way into Exeter on June 18 but no one was in…

Unsolicited comments

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We have all been subject to comments, advice or questions that take us by surprise and sometimes…

Bump out opposers to take matter to Ombudsman, MPP Thompson

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SOUTH HURON — The controversy over the Exeter downtown parkette/bump out is not going away, with…

Parents updated on possibility of new St. Patrick Catholic School

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LUCAN — Unsuccessful last year in attaining funding for a new St. Patrick Catholic School in…

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April unemployment rate decreases to 5.2 per cent

WALKERTON – In April, the unemployment rate in the Stratford-Bruce Peninsula Economic Region…

Over 50 attend No Tyrants protest co-organized by Kincardine man

Contributed photos The No Tyrants protest, aimed at highlighting autocratic activities, specifically those in the United States, that was held in Owen Sound late last month brought over 50 protestors to Owen Sound’s city hall. Co-organizer Kevin Larson was very happy with the turnout, especially compared to another political protest around the same time.

Denny Scott dscott@midwesternnewspapers.com OWEN SOUND – A local rally aimed at refuting the…

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Small-Town Strip Club: fueling their journey with small-town support

“Everybody in our hometown knows us, for the most part if they’re into rock music…we’ve been really onto that next step as a band – continuing to break out and find supporters and genuine fans.” -John Yundt

United Way meets milestone donation ahead of schedule

LISTOWEL – The Music Hall Apartments project has reached its capital campaign goal, marking a…

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BGCDSB reviews advisory reports on education and engagement

HANOVER - A series of reports from the Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) and related parent and school advisory groups were reviewed by Bruce-Grey Catholic District School Board (BGCDSB) trustees during a June 16 meeting in Hanover. 

Board reviews strategic plan progress

CHESLEY - The Bluewater District School Board (BWDSB) used its June 15 meeting in Chesley to review progress on its Multi-Year Strategic Plan as trustees gathered for the final meeting of the school year.

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BGCDSB reviews advisory reports on education and engagement

HANOVER - A series of reports from the Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) and related parent and school advisory groups were reviewed by Bruce-Grey Catholic District School Board (BGCDSB) trustees during a June 16 meeting in Hanover. 

X-Ray Suite+ campaign surpasses $1 million milestone for new diagnostic imaging equipment

WALKERTON — The Walkerton and District Hospital Foundation is recently announced that the X-Ray Suite+ Replacement Campaign has officially surpassed the $1 million raised mark, bringing the community one step closer to transforming diagnostic imaging services at the hospital.

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Fourth annual Wingham Show and Shine brings out the classics

The fourth annual Wingham Show and Shine filled the parking lot of the Maitland River Community…

No Judgment Art Class a space for creativity and relaxation

WINGHAM – June is officially recognized as Seniors Month in Ontario. The provincial campaign…

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Editorial

Michael Cy Cywink’s Grand Entry and the bravery of the butterfly

I can still hear Michael’s joyful laugh. It was a rich, belly-shaking sound that could instantly…

Proving the need for Pride by trying to destroy it

I, like most, if not all parents in the Avon Maitland District School Board (AMDSB), woke up Monday morning to an email explaining that vandals had struck schools in the school board – unidentified individuals had used tools to cut down Pride flags at AMDSB schools.

Government decisions need to be reviewed with rural lens

Federal and provincial governments are forgetting how important rural and agricultural communities are to the country.

Columnists

Fourth annual Wingham Show and Shine brings out the classics

By Heather MacEwen

The fourth annual Wingham Show and Shine filled the parking lot of the Maitland River Community…

No Judgment Art Class a space for creativity and relaxation

By Heather MacEwen

WINGHAM – June is officially recognized as Seniors Month in Ontario. The provincial campaign…

National Indigenous Peoples Day opening ceremony precedes the premiere of The Creation Story of Michael ‘Cy’ Cywink, by local media producer

By Heather MacEwen

BLYTH – Blyth Festival Theatre was the location of a well-attended drumming circle and knowledge…

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