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Morris-Turnberry council accepts tenders for three lots in Belgrave
It was a happy moment for council here on June 7, as they accepted tenders for three of the four municipally-owned lots in Belgrave. And in addition, all three lots sold for more money than the municipality was budgeting for.
Howick amends clean yards bylaw
The township’s bylaw enforcement officer said complaints regarding the clean yards bylaw are among the most common.
North Huron’s average home sale price tops $700K in May
If you’re looking to purchase a home in North Huron, be ready to pay.
Blyth Festival Theatre’s Harvest Stage to get extra parking, temporary washrooms, more seating
The Blyth Festival’s Harvest Stage, built last summer due to pandemic rules that restricted indoor show access, will now have temporary washroom facilities, additional seating, and extra parking.
‘Very poor business’: Zinn slams dust control provider for implementing 12.6 per cent price increase
Morris-Turnberry council dealt with a bit of a dusty situation at its June 7 meeting, specifically around a price increase from its dust control product vendor.
IN PHOTOS: F.E. Madill hosts regional track and field meet
WINGHAM - F.E. Madill Secondary School was the site of the regional elementary track and field meet on June 8.
Tractor pull a hit in Bluevale
The community of Bluevale was filled with the sounds of tractors, and music on Saturday as the Bluevale Community Committee hosted a tractor pull at the Bluevale Ball Diamond.
Fire Department of North Huron submits annual report; councillor commends volunteer firefighters
Anita Van Hittersum, councillor for the East Wawanosh Ward, pulled the Fire Department of North Huron’s (FDNH) 2021 annual report from the agenda at the June 6 council meeting to provide comment and gratitude to the volunteer firefighters, the department as a whole and for the personal letter from
Britespan to address labour shortage with temporary foreign workers program
Britespan Building Systems Inc. administrators Jenny Hogervorst and Stephanie Towton appeared as a delegation at the North Huron regular council meeting on June 6 to update council on the manufacturing company’s participation in the Temporary Foreign Workers (TFW) program.
Developer proposing subdivision in Lowertown Wingham
Council reviewed a proposed plan of subdivision that would bring 15 single detached homes and two quadruplex dwellings to Lowertown Wingham.
Walkerton’s Clarence ‘Tubby’ Schmalz left a legacy in organized hockey across Canada
Each year, countless volunteers take to the ice at local arenas to coach youth hockey players, or work behind the scenes to ensure local children have an opportunity to take part in the game of hockey.
Holy Cross takes gold in the OFSAA Boys’ ‘AA’ championship on the weekend
Soccer – known in most places except North America as football – has been called “the beautiful game.”
Walkerton Legion crowns darts champions
Several times a week you might find a game of friendly darts open to the public at Walkerton Legion, but recently the branch held two member-only tournaments, organized by Sports Officer Ron Lamont.
