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Pauline Kerr

Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Pauline Kerr is a Local Journalism Initiative Reporter with the Walkerton Herald-Times. The Local Journalism Initiative is funded by the Government of Canada.

Brockton takes action on ‘shocking’ OPP cost increase

Pauline Kerr October 31, 2024Local News, Police, Walkerton Herald-Times

The words Brockton council members used in reference to the annual OPP billing statement included “unsustainable,” “completely unacceptable,” “excessive,” “not affordable,” and “atrocious.”

Optimist Club’s Monster March Parade a howling success

Pauline Kerr October 31, 2024Arts & Entertainment, Local News, Walkerton Herald-Times

Walkerton held a "monster march" through town Oct. 26.

GrandPals program all about sharing, caring, intergenerational friendships

Pauline Kerr October 31, 2024Local News, Walkerton Herald-Times

GrandPals is a program that’s aimed at correcting the misconception that people from different generations don’t speak the same language. They certainly do, and they have a lot of stories and laughter to share.

Municipality applies for grant for new elevator at Walkerton community centre

Pauline Kerr October 31, 2024Local News, Sports, Walkerton Herald-Times

Council approved the application for a Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund – Stream 1 grant for repair and rehabilitate of existing facilities, to replace the Walkerton community centre elevator.

Police arrest third suspect in home invasion

Pauline Kerr October 31, 2024Local News, Police, Walkerton Herald-Times

A third suspect in a home invasion robbery has been arrested without incident in Hanover.

Trail users, hunters urged to be cautious

Pauline Kerr October 31, 2024Local News, Rural, Walkerton Herald-Times

Trail users in Bruce County are reminded that long gun (rifle) season for deer hunting is Monday, Nov. 4 to Sunday, Nov. 10.

Saugeen Conservation putting the pieces back together after lightning strike

Pauline Kerr October 31, 2024Business, News, Walkerton-Wingham-Listowel, Wingham Advance Times

The board of directors of Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority began their Oct. 17 meeting – via Zoom – with a report on why they were meeting remotely.

Encampments becoming permanent reminders of ‘hobo jungles’

Pauline Kerr October 31, 2024Columns

We were alarmed when it became apparent people were spending cold, winter nights in doorways,…

Saugeen Valley Children’s Safety Village asks county for support

Pauline Kerr October 24, 2024Arts & Entertainment, Local News, Walkerton Herald-Times

Al Leach did a presentation about Saugeen Valley Children’s Safety Village to Bruce County Council on Oct. 17.

County works on launching Smart Commute

Pauline Kerr October 24, 2024Local News, Walkerton Herald-Times

The Oct. 17 meeting included a report from Claire Dodds, commissioner of community development, on transit initiatives undertaken in 2024.

Walkerton celebrates Little Royal Fair October 17 to 20

Pauline Kerr October 24, 2024Arts & Entertainment, Local News, Rural, Walkerton Herald-Times

The fair saw attendees taking in the attractions.

Capitals lose to Barons but down Mitchell on weekend

Pauline Kerr October 24, 2024Local News, Sports, Walkerton Herald-Times

In PJHL action, the Walkerton Capitals are back on home ice this weekend, hosting Kincardine Friday for a 7:30 p.m. game; then it’s back on the road Saturday in Mount Forest for an 8 p.m. match.

Annual OPP billing to hit Brockton taxpayers right in the pocketbook

Pauline Kerr October 24, 2024Local News, Police, Walkerton Herald-Times

Chris Peabody, mayor of Brockton and Bruce County warden, said prior to the Oct. 22 Brockton council meeting that he anticipated a motion stemming from one item on the agenda – the report on the OPP 2025 annual billing statement.

Bruce County Council endorses CANDU nuclear reactors

Pauline Kerr October 24, 2024Local News, Walkerton Herald-Times

Council approved an amended motion at the Oct. 17 meeting by Warden Chris Peabody (Brockton), and Deputy Warden Luke Charbonneau (Saugeen Shores), supporting the continued operation of and investment in CANDU reactors in Ontario.

Author with local roots launches The View from Coffin Ridge: A Childhood Exhumed

Pauline Kerr October 24, 2024Arts & Entertainment, Local News, Walkerton Herald-Times

Author Gwen Lamont’s story is searing, heartbreaking and remarkable.

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Bears that Care: spreading compassion for kids

The Listowel Memorial Hospital and North Perth Fire Department received special deliveries on March…

Local band, Hitched, celebrate Paddyfest with intimate show at The Back 9

Local band Hitched played to an intimate, sold-out crowd at The Back 9 on March. 14. Consisting of…

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Walkerton Herald-Times March 19 Turnbacks

From March 11, 1987.

Consider the people who conduct the rescue

Bravo to the first responders who rescued the 23 ice fishermen who ran into trouble recently on Georgian Bay when the ice started breaking up.

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CIP grant will enhance accessibility

A new Wingham business, Life on a Footstool, was awarded a Community Improvement Program (CIP) grant by North Huron Council for $2,168.55 to help improve the façade and upgrade accessibility access.

Speaker shares how Amish keep food cold year-round with pond ice

During the Wingham and Area Historical Society’s first meeting of the year, Brent Bowyer described how one Amish family turns a small farm pond into their year-long refrigeration system each winter. 

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Editorial

From lived experience to lasting support – putting farmer mental health first

In March 2019, my husband Brian and I began milking cows in our new dairy barn near Cannington in Durham Region.

How did we get here?

The North Huron community is reeling from the news a council member was hospitalized with injuries suffered in an altercation following the Feb. 17 council meeting.

The horizon looms

It is a good news story that the Avon Maitland District School Board (AMDSB) trustees adopted their 2026 budget late last month, but it doesn’t line up with what is on the horizon. 

Columnists

Pretty plants, ugly outcomes: The high cost of invasive species

By Cory Bilyea

HURON/PERTH - Periwinkle, English ivy and goutweed look harmless in a backyard bed, but once they reach nearby woods, they can blanket acres. Maitland Conservation Ecologist Erin Gouthro explains how invasive species damage local forests and streams, and how to dispose of “problem plants” safely.

CIP grant will enhance accessibility

By Cory Bilyea

A new Wingham business, Life on a Footstool, was awarded a Community Improvement Program (CIP) grant by North Huron Council for $2,168.55 to help improve the façade and upgrade accessibility access.

Speaker shares how Amish keep food cold year-round with pond ice

By Cory Bilyea

During the Wingham and Area Historical Society’s first meeting of the year, Brent Bowyer described how one Amish family turns a small farm pond into their year-long refrigeration system each winter. 

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