The practice of closing a half-hour early on Fridays and having summer hours at the Morris-Turnberry municipal office is ending.
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IN PHOTOS: 2022 Blyth Santa Claus parade
The cold temperatures did not keep the crowds away from the Blyth Santa Claus Parade on Saturday, Dec. 10.
IN PHOTOS: 2022 Fashion Show fundraiser in Wingham
The hottest ticket in town on Nov. 25 was the Fashion Show held at the Wingham Knights of Columbus Centre. The sold-out show featured vintage dresses from the 1920s to the 1970s, as well as a variety of pieces from today. The fashion show raised $2,000 for the Wingham and District Hospital and $700
Wingham Legion hosts Breakfast with Santa
The Wingham Legion’s Breakfast with Santa was well-attended on Saturday morning, with kids getting an opportunity to meet Santa Claus and families a chance to eat a hot, delicious breakfast.
Home sales volume, average price down in November
It continues to be a slow year for home sales in North Huron.
Councillor, developer frustrated by what is and isn’t allowed on Lowertown Wingham property
One member of council and a local developer were visibly frustrated by the reasoning behind a ruling on a severance and rezoning application for a Lowertown Wingham property on Dec. 6.
Wright wants Howson Dam conversation at council
Coun. Mitch Wright raised the issue of the Howson Dam during the first North Huron council meeting of the 2022-26 term on Dec. 5, keeping his campaign promise to continue the fight to refurbish the dam.
Unemployment rate increases, remains lowest in Ontario
The local unemployment rate increased by 0.4 percentage points in November, however it still remains the lowest in Ontario.
Huron Perth Public Health releases cost of eating report
Huron Perth Public Health (HPPH) released its 2022 study titled “The Real Cost of Eating in Huron and Perth,” on Dec. 7.
LWHA obtains grants to invest in facilities
The Listowel Wingham Hospitals Alliance (LWHA) Board explained that infrastructure funding for 2022-23 was announced recently.
Saugeen First Nation declares state of emergency following another opioid-related death
The Chippewas of Saugeen have declared a state of emergency in the territory after another opioid-related death rocked the small community.
Municipalities, conservation authorities concerned about Bill 23
The recent announcement by the Ontario government to introduce Bill 23, despite many municipalities voicing their opposition, has created a backlash from local politicians, CAOs and conservation authorities.
Over $4M in surplus for Avon Maitland District School Board from 2021-22 fiscal year
A report from the Audit Committee of the Avon Maitland District School Board (AMDSB) revealed the board had a surplus of $4,317,936.
Formosa Lions announce winners of home decoration contest
On Wednesday, Nov. 30, the Formosa Lions conducted the Home Decoration Contest, held in conjunction with the third annual Formosa Country Christmas (FCC) drive-thru event.
Council approves generator purchase for Mildmay-Carrrick Recreation Complex
Council has approved the purchase of an emergency generator for the Mildmay-Carrick Recreation Complex.
