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Council turned down a proposal from Morris-Turnberry’s director of public works to combine two part-time positions into one new full-time position.

GORRIE – The Maitland Mills Association informed Maitland Conservation recently that they would…

Morris-Turnberry council was presented with the financial audit for 2020 at their June 15 meeting.

Peter Seebach from Seebach and Company, professional chartered accountants, presented the results of the 2020 audited financial statements to North Huron council at the regular meeting, held virtually on June 7.

A zoning bylaw amendment approved by council allows for future residential development in Belgrave.

The plaza located at 355 Josephine St. is getting a facelift. The new owner was awarded the maximum of $10,000 after applying to the Commercial Façade Improvement Grant to repair Units 1 and 2, which have been empty and fallen into disrepair.

A debate about how the deputy reeve is appointed ended in deferring the whole conversation at the North Huron council meeting on June 21.

When contemplating just how large an impact Meredith “Mert” Schneider had on his community throughout his long life, one simply has to look at the turnout for a tribute parade arranged in his honour on June 17.

The golfers had their Golf Fore Hospice 2021 tee times booked months ago. Volunteers stepped forward to help everything run smoothly and even the weather co-operated.

As a family and community continue to mourn the sudden passing of Matt Ottens following a tragic incident at Conestogo Lake, the overwhelming public response to a fundraiser initiated by a close friend has provided some comfort and support.

Lisa Thompson, MPP for Huron-Bruce, former education minister and most recently, government and consumer services minister, has been named the new minister of agriculture.