Council here passed a bylaw to adopt and implement a locker and storage use policy.
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Formosa Saugeen Conservation office closed due to lightning strike
The line of thunderstorms that swept through the area on Sunday, Oct. 6, resulted in a lightning strike at the Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority headquarters in Formosa.
Ticket sales are now open for Grey-Bruce Singers concert
HANOVER – We may not yet be past Halloween, but it’s not too early to reserve tickets for the…
Formosa Lions hear of exchange student’s trip to Indonesia
Formosa Lions held their Sept. 11, meeting at the Formosa Hall.
Walkerton turnbacks from Oct. 3, 1990
From October 3, 1990 – New Seniors’ apartment complex in Formosa to be officially opened…
Over 900 respond to survey from South Bruce Grey Health Centre
In her report to the South Bruce Grey Health Centre board of directors on Oct. 2, in Chesley, CEO Nancy Shaw outlined next steps resulting from the two community engagement sessions.
Domino’s ‘raising dough’ for family
The Listowel Domino’s Pizza team are heartbroken after team member Joel Varughese, passed away suddenly last month.
Dr. David Suzuki to Zoom in for panel on Deep Geological Repository in Teeswater
Dr. David Suzuki will headline a panel of experts speaking here at information event on the proposed Deep Geological Repository for high-level radioactive nuclear waste in South Bruce.
Flat water, sewer rates coming to North Huron
At its Sept. 16 meeting, council here received a report from the director of public works and facilities department regarding sewer and water metering.
Travale joins Brockton council
Following a special meeting of council on Oct. 1, Brockton now has a full complement of council members, with the selection of Steven Travale to fill the vacant council position.
South Bruce adopts alcohol consumption policy in arenas
Council here heard a recommendation from the Recreation Advisory Committee (RAC) at its Sept. 24 meeting to implement a consumption of alcohol policy across all municipality-run arenas.
Food banks are Ontario’s ‘canary in a coal mine’
Feed Ontario (Ontario Association of Food Banks) issued a press release earlier this month to announce a grim milestone – over a million people visited a food bank in the province last year.
Spirit Walk focused on local history planned for Oct. 9 in Wingham
When most people think of a “Spirit Walk,” they think of things like something spooky on a dark Halloween night, a way that indigenous people connect with ancestors, a religious ceremony, or perhaps a trip to a distillery.
Huron Emergency Services participates in multi-agency training exercise
From Sept. 24 to 26, the County of Huron’s Emergency Services Department and Paramedic team participated in a multi-agency training exercise simulating a Mass Casualty Incident (MCI), held at the North Huron Fire Training Grounds in Blyth.
Community medical centre officially opened in Teeswater
Community members and representatives gathered at 28 Clinton St. South to celebrate a milestone on Sept. 27.
