SEAFORTH - School enrolment projections, included in the 2025 Long-Term Accommodation Plan, show significant growth in the Municipality of North Perth, while in the nearby Townships of North Huron and Howick, the school board is anticipating the opposite.
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Letter from home: chickens, geese, pickles
Jane and Sebastian Kirstine had five girls and three boys. They lived on the South Line, Brant Township, the family farm since 1850.
Howick to proceed with construction of day care facility
HOWICK - Township council approved construction of a licensed child care facility in Howick Township on Nov. 18.
The Herald-Times welcomes your submissions and letters
As the Walkerton Herald-Times works to provide an interesting and accurate reflection of Walkerton and the surrounding area through our news pages, we urge local citizens to ensure that their community organization is represented through submissions of news tips, articles and photographs.
Big Door recieves $1,000 donation
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Province should respect conservation authorities
Dear Editor: “The planning and management of drinking water sources should be undertaken on a watershed basis. Political boundaries should not be permitted to interfere with the watershed approach."
Don’t let your guard down, reader urges
Dear Editor: There are two dates in Teeswater (South Bruce) that many residents will remember..
Optimists donate to WDHF campaign
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Walkerton Herald-Times Nov. 27 Turnbacks
From Nov. 27, 1991
Hometown Christmas Market – holiday shopping right outside your door
WALKERTON - Street vendors, dazzling lights and Christmas decor lit up main street on Nov. 20 during the Walkerton Christmas Market, where holiday shopping was made easy for community members.
Finding opportunity amid uncertainty
As Ontario farmers prepare gather for the Ontario Federation of Agriculture’s Annual General Meeting on Nov. 25, it was a natural time to reflect on the year behind us — a year that has tested our resilience, unity, and determination like few others.
Another glass of Christmas cheer, anyone?
Police have launched their annual campaign against impaired driving. One would think that after decades of education and enforcement programs, the annual festive RIDE would be unnecessary, but this is not the case.
Cyclones spin up back-to-back weekend wins
LISTOWEL - The Listowel Cyclones played two great weekend games.
Owen Riegling receives Citizen of the Year award from Mildmay Lions
MILDMAY - Receiving the Citizen of the Year award from the Mildmay Lions Club on Nov. 17 was country music star Owen Riegling, a local musician who “put Mildmay on the map” according to Lions Club members.
Team Johnston wins first U18 competitive event
COBOURG - A group of local U18 curlers captured first prize at the final Junior Slam event of the season, held at the West Northumberland Curling Club in Cobourg On Sunday, Nov. 16.
