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Repairs to MacNaughton Dam planned

Midwestern Newspapers October 29, 2015News

SOUTH HURON — Council has approved what its environmental services director described as “a…

Sculpted Hensall founders celebrate local history

Midwestern Newspapers October 29, 2015News

HENSALL — The brothers who founded Hensall more than 140 years ago have been immortalized in…

Dorchester Dolphins defeat Exeter Hawks

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EXETER — The Exeter Hawks attempted to take Dorchester down a peg on Oct. 24, but the Dolphins…

Huron Hurricanes swimmers qualify for championship

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HURON — Sixteen members of the Huron Hurricanes Aquatic Club travelled to London earlier this…

Confessions of an addict . . .

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Hello, my name is Carrie and I’m a cheeseaholic. These are words that you may hear in meetings…

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Editorial

The uncommon common sense – part ??

Common sense, and the lack thereof, is something I’ve written about a number of times over the years because, unfortunately, every day there seems to be more and more people who couldn’t pour water out of a rubber boot without instructions being printed on the heel.

Michael Cy Cywink’s Grand Entry and the bravery of the butterfly

I can still hear Michael’s joyful laugh. It was a rich, belly-shaking sound that could instantly…

Proving the need for Pride by trying to destroy it

I, like most, if not all parents in the Avon Maitland District School Board (AMDSB), woke up Monday morning to an email explaining that vandals had struck schools in the school board – unidentified individuals had used tools to cut down Pride flags at AMDSB schools.

Columnists

New aerial apparatus replacement approved for fire department

By Rachel Hammermueller

The Council of the Township of North Huron approved the purchase of a refurbished aerial apparatus, replacement of Ladder 2, at its July 20 meeting.

Alice Munro Literary Garden to move to library downtown

By Rachel Hammermueller

The decision from North Huron Council comes after a carried vote at their July 20 meeting, where council members were given two options for the landmark’s relocation: the library or Riverside Park.

Assault charge withdrawn in Mills case

By Rachel Hammermueller

George Mills, the 69-year-old Central Huron resident charged in connection with an altercation in February resulting in North Huron Deputy Reeve Kevin Falconer hospitalized with injuries, had one charge – Assault Causing Bodily Harm – dropped by the Crown.

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