The Lippert kids picked a perfect day to have a lemonade stand – hot, humid and sunny. And on…
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Walkerton Legion draws are back on track
Last Saturday, the Walkerton Legion held its first Meat Draw in a long, long time.
Saugeen Hospice Inc. holds first annual meeting
Saugeen Hospice Inc. held its first annual meeting Monday evening, July 26, electronically.
Budget amendments approved for Teeswater River Bridge
The county’s transportation and environmental services committee approved the staff recommendation for financial commitments of $963,292 in 2022, and $358,150 in 2023, in advance of the budget cycle to allow the county to request proposals in 2021 for the supply of a temporary bridge required in 202
Bruce County updates plan for additional residential units
The county initiated an Official Plan amendment regarding additional residential units, to permit them in detached buildings.
#NextGenNetwork hosts community cleanup in South Bruce
Mildmay and Teeswater are a little bit cleaner this week after a community group hosted a successful day of picking up litter.
A higher level of vaccination the way forward, says MOH
Bruce Power hosted a special presentation last week by Dr. Ian Arra, Grey-Bruce medical officer of health (MOH).
Toronto Zoo conducting bat research in South Bruce
Members of an elite group of field workers from the Toronto Zoo are monitoring bat activity in South Bruce to assess their population, health and breeding status.
The Midwestern Ontario Theory of Relativity
As someone married to an “out-of-towner,” I quite often find myself playing six degrees of separation with my wife.
Cartoon – July 28, 2021
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Olympics focus our attention on Canada
This past week the eyes of the world were on the opening ceremony and beginning of competitions at the Tokyo 2020 (in 2021) Olympics.
Police say driver abandoned vehicle after striking hydro pole
South Bruce OPP continues to investigate a fail to remain single motor crash that took place in the morning of July 11 near Mildmay.
Transformation begins with struggle
I recently learned that when a butterfly is struggling to get out of the cocoon and you cut the cocoon, or in some way try to help it out, the butterfly dies. It has to be left to struggle because the struggle to escape the cocoon forces blood into its wings so it can spread them and be able to fly.
Grey Bruce MOH issues plea for public to get vaccinated
Dr. Ian Arra, Grey-Bruce medical officer of health (MOH), has a message for local residents: “Stay positive, test negative.” The best way to accomplish that is to take 30 minutes and get vaccinated.
Province scaling back visitor restrictions at long-term care homes
Residents living in long-term care facilities across the province will soon be able to see more of their loved ones.
