COVID-19 vaccinations continue to rollout across the region and active cases remain relatively low locally, but Huron-Perth Public Health’s (HPPH) Medical Officer of Health continues to stress caution when engaging in any conduct outside of one’s household.
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Some heroes just carry cellphones
Recently, the played host to several events. I would guess that most people tuned into the NHL Playoffs. Possibly many tuned in to watch the Canada vs. Brazil FIBA soccer (or football) match.
Looking for clarity in the mixed messages
No one knows what to expect this summer. That includes the provincial authorities we look to for answers.
Water company proposes upgrades to Mildmay Rotary Park
The South Bruce Rotary Club has teamed up with the Aurora-based alkaline spring water company, Flow, to improve the health and safety of the spring water distribution system at the Mildmay Rotary Park.
Sunnyside Grill opening additional location in Wingham
It appears as though the apple doesn’t fall too far from the tree in regard to Sunnyside Grill as a brand and its franchisees.
National Indigenous Peoples Day recognized by the NWMO
The Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) released a statement on National Indigenous People's Day on June 21 in what they call their "reconciliation journey."
Howick pool will offer public swimming in 2021
Despite the pandemic-related restrictions, the Howick pool saw some success last season, and they are looking to have another successful season this summer.
Howick Fire Department investigating change to dispatch services
The Howick Fire Department is planning to switch dispatch services from Stratford to Owen Sound.
Morris-Turnberry council votes against creating new public works position
Council turned down a proposal from Morris-Turnberry’s director of public works to combine two part-time positions into one new full-time position.
Maitland Mills Association withdraws proposal for Gorrie Mill
GORRIE – The Maitland Mills Association informed Maitland Conservation recently that they would…
Morris-Turnberry council briefs: Council receives 2020 audit report
Morris-Turnberry council was presented with the financial audit for 2020 at their June 15 meeting.
North Huron council receives 2020 audit results
Peter Seebach from Seebach and Company, professional chartered accountants, presented the results of the 2020 audited financial statements to North Huron council at the regular meeting, held virtually on June 7.
Morris-Turnberry council approves rezoning to allow future residential development in Belgrave
A zoning bylaw amendment approved by council allows for future residential development in Belgrave.
Commercial façade improvement grant awarded for downtown Wingham plaza
The plaza located at 355 Josephine St. is getting a facelift. The new owner was awarded the maximum of $10,000 after applying to the Commercial Façade Improvement Grant to repair Units 1 and 2, which have been empty and fallen into disrepair.
North Huron council debates ward system, composition of council
A debate about how the deputy reeve is appointed ended in deferring the whole conversation at the North Huron council meeting on June 21.
