Though John Congram has not lived in Wingham for many years, he still vividly recalls his connection with the town so many years ago.
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U15A West Coast Whitecaps claim 2-1 victory over Southeast Surge
Midwestern Newspapers looks at minor hockey in the area over the past week.
Grade 4/5 class experiments with earthquake-proof bridges
Ms. Earl’s Grade 4/5 Class at Maitland River Elementary School, shown smiling and posing with their bridges, have been learning about earthquakes through the contraptions shown
$60,000 from Lucknow Kinsmen supports new bone density scanner at Wingham hospital
The Wingham & District Hospital Foundation recently announced a $60,000 donation from the Lucknow & District Kinsmen.
Lawn bowling clubhouse updated
Thanks to the Bruce County Community Grant, Teeswater Lawn Bowling Club was recently able to update its club house.
Province announces plan to consolidate conservation authorities
The Ontario Ministry of Environment Conservation and Parks announced plans to create a provincial board-governed agency, the Ontario Provincial Conservation Agency, to provide leadership, governance, and strategic direction to conservation authorities (CAs).
North Huron approves RFP for SCADA upgrades to Wingham and Blyth water systems
North Huron Council approved a $287,900 contract with ACTEMIUM to upgrade the Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems in the Wingham and Blyth water systems.
Maitland Conservation considers closure of Wawanosh Park Conservation Area
Wawanosh Park Conservation Area (WPCA), affectionately known as “Donnybrook” by its loyal campers, has for decades provided a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life and foster a close-knit community according to campers.
Province increases Ontario Municipal Partnership Funding
Huron-Bruce MPP and Minister of Rural Affairs Lisa Thompson was handing out treats on Oct. 31, announcing that the Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund (OMPF) would be increased by $50 million to a total of $600 million for next year.
Huron East resident fined $400,000 in woodlot destruction case
A Huron East resident, both as the director of a numbered company and as an individual, has been fined as a result of infractions against Huron County’s Forest Conservation Bylaw.
