Submitted September 7, 2022Cartoons
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Police stated that one person has died after being involved in a motor vehicle collision that occurred along Bruce County Road 3 in Elderslie Township, back in June.
Wingham’s U11 team won the A-Side championships at the 2022 Tri-County year-end ball tournament hosted in Benmiller.
The Huron-Perth Catholic District School Board (HPCDSB) announced in an Aug. 31 media release that $4.1 million of capital investments will be completed in the Huron-Perth communities.
Saugeen Municipal Airport and Friends of the Saugeen Municipal Airport held a flying event on Saturday, Aug. 20, for children ages eight to 17. It was a free event which flew 113 kids.
The Grey Bruce Health Unit (GBHU) has received a report of a suspected fatal drug overdose in Owen Sound, prompting Public Health to renew its plea for people who use drugs to do so as safely as possible, including not using alone.
Euchre was played at the Walkerton Library on Wednesday, Aug. 24. Horst Jekel was high with 78, Betty Schmidt 63, Jerome Brick 63 (second and third place determined by a card cut), and Jim Bolton was low with 40. Door prize winner was Wayne Ellis.
Those were the days – summer breezes off Lake Huron, strolling the beach as swing music wafts from the dance hall, and dancing under the stars.
WALKERTON – The Walkerton & District Optimist Club presented the proceeds raised from their…
Lonely No More service providers and the Municipality of North Perth are teaming up once again to provide a skill-enhancing virtual workshop series for rural, older adults this September.
MITCHELL – Listowel sent three teams to Mitchell for the 11U WOBA South Division Championship on…
I know I speak for many people when I say, “summer is passing too quickly.” But evidence of the changing season is getting harder and harder to deny. As the new season comes, many of us are facing change. For some it may be a new job; for others, it’s going back to school (or going to a new school);
To the editor, Today (Aug. 19) as I watched the moving ceremonials in France commemorating the…
In the 33rd edition of our ongoing series “50 Treasures from the Archives,” we feature a letter from the office of Andrew Carnegie stating that his organization would be glad to provide funds to build a new Stratford Public Library.
It has been a number of months since climbing up the silo and putting pen to paper, or in my case, fingers to keys.
