Monteith Brown Planning Consultants presented their key directions for the Parks, Recreation, and Culture Master Plan to North Huron council on Nov. 10 at its special council meeting at the Town Hall Theatre in Wingham.
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Ironmen forward headed to PJHL prospect game Dec. 11
The Provincial Junior Hockey League (PJHL) hosts an annual prospect day where the best 16- and 17-year-old players can showcase their talents in front of scouts from Jr. A and Jr. B hockey leagues.
New partner supporting youth in northern Huron with help of United Way
When one door closes, another one opens. It’s an old phrase but one that applies as Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kincardine & District (BBBSKD) takes over supporting the youth of northern Huron after the dissolution of Big Brothers Big Sisters North Huron (BBBSNH) last summer.
Shelley Blackmore kicks off Liberal campaign in Huron-Bruce
Supporters gathered at the Brussels Four Winds Barn on Nov. 17 to kick-start Liberal candidate Shelley Blackmore’s campaign in the Huron-Bruce riding.
Formosa Lions visited by district cabinet member
The Formosa Lions Club held its monthly meeting on Nov. 10, with President Jim Batte welcoming members and two guests.
Podcast hopes to shed light on Lois Hanna case
The Celebrate in ’88 festival in Lucknow was supposed to be a happy occasion, celebrating the community’s 130th reunion.
Wingham Foodland’s Christmas tree fundraiser is back
Wingham Foodland is teaming up with the Wingham and District hospital this holiday season.
Wingham BIA sets policy for incoming LED sign
The Wingham BIA has purchased a LED sign, to be placed at the corner of Josephine Street and Amberly Road.
Building boom continues in Morris-Turnberry
The building boom in Morris-Turnberry continues.
Morris-Turnberry agrees to loan terms for BMGCC renovation project
Council has agreed to the terms of a loan with Huron East for Morris-Turnberry’s share of the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre (BMGCC) renovation project.
Huron County Library to eliminate fines for overdue materials
Overdue fines on library materials will be a thing of the past come Jan. 1, 2022.
Council defers decision on Blyth Campground pilot project
Director of Parks and Recreation Vicky Luttenberger and councillors held a lengthy discussion about the Blyth Campground Pilot Project during the special council meeting on Nov. 10.
Controversial intersection in Blyth to get stop lights
Huron County council received a report regarding the intersection of Huron County Road 25 and Huron County Road 4, in Blyth, from Manager of Public Works Cameron Harper. Harper’s report included a recommendation to install traffic lights instead of a roundabout at the intersection.
Cost-of-living allowance to impact township budget by nearly $90K
Director of Finance Donna White reported to council on Nov. 15 regarding the cost-of-living allowance (COLA) adjustment in the upcoming budget.
Santa pays visit to Howick
Santa Claus toured the Fordwich Village Nursing Home on Friday, Nov. 19.
