A proposed wireless telecommunications tower in Gorrie is one step closer to being a reality as it was given a letter of concurrence from Howick Township’s Chief Building Official, Ed Podniewicz.
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Wroxeter Park entrance closure creates discussion at Howick Township council
At its July 18 meeting, there was a delegation on Howick council’s agenda regarding the closure of the Wroxeter Park entrance. Attached to the agenda was a letter from concerned citizen Lisa Hamilton.
Heat warning issued for Huron-Perth
Humidex temperatures reaching 40°C are expected for the next three days. High daytime temperatures near 30°C are expected Wednesday and Thursday. High temperatures and humidity may continue Friday.
Police: Huron-Kinloss driver refuses to provide breath sample, charged
Huron County OPP have charged a Huron-Kinloss resident with impaired driving offences and resisting a peace officer following an interaction with police on July 17.
Traffic complaint leads to charges against ACW resident
An Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh resident is facing multiple charges following a traffic complaint received by Huron County OPP on July 16.
North Huron driver stopped for driving ‘much slower’ than speed limit, charged with impaired
A driver was stopped by police on Clyde Line during the early hours of Canada Day – apparently for driving too slow.
Driver stopped for speeding, leaves with impaired charge
A South Huron resident was stopped by police earlier this month for speeding, but left with an impaired driving charge.
Trending upward: Home sales activity in North Huron up over last year
Higher borrowing rates do not seem to be deterring home buyers in North Huron.
High-speed internet goes online in rural Huron County
High-speed internet service is now accessible to 720 residents in rural Huron County areas, including Hutton Heights in Wingham, according to a July 14 announcement from Huron-Bruce MPP Lisa Thompson.
Wingham Ironmen’s request for extended ice time granted
North Huron council exempted the Wingham Ironmen from the new ice in/out policy after the hockey club met the requirements set out in the policy to book and pay for a minimum of 35 hours of ice time per week.
Palmer takes strong stance against draft changes to North Huron zoning bylaws
During a discussion on the proposed changes to North Huron’s zoning bylaw, Coun. Chris Palmer voiced a personal opinion regarding the modifications of agriculture or natural environment zones in rural areas.
Wescast issues 180 layoff notices to Wingham foundry workers
The familiar hum in the air at Wingham’s Wescast foundry can no longer be heard.
Furtney: Town hall ramp project ‘has certainly been a challenging one’
Gregg Furtney, director of public works in North Huron, responded to a request from the Wingham Advance Times for an update on the ongoing Wingham Town Hall renovations and a recent complaint regarding the new lawn care company at Wingham’s cemetery.
Ready, set, move
Several children and youth joined Maitland River Community Church for some fun in the sun from July 10 – 14. “Ready, Set, Move, Follow Jesus Here, There and Everywhere, VBS” was a fun way for the church to teach the participants about Jesus and have some summer holiday activities. Pictured here are
North Huron awards tender for new council chambers
North Huron council approved the results of a request for tenders (RFT) to construct a new town council chamber and meeting space in the existing Royal Oaks Health and Wellness Centre on Francis Street in Wingham.
