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In a brief interview prior to the special meeting of council Tuesday, July 19, regarding the historic armouries building, Mayor Chris Peabody said three offers to purchase the building were being considered.
Becky Smith, director of the Centre for Municipal Innovation, made a presentation to council at the July 12 meeting asking for a three-year extension on Brockton’s participation in the Municipal Innovation Council (MIC).
Council is divided on next steps on what to do about its aging arena.
This group of young entrepreneurs took advantage of the hot weather on July 13 to set up a lemonade stand in Walkerton – a lemonade stand for a great cause. A total of $283.50 was raised last Wednesday, which will be donated to Adopt-A-Pet Pet Rescue in Lucknow. The youngsters were also rewarded by
Downtown Walkerton will take on a party atmosphere that’s sure to attract crowds on Friday, July 22.
It was a dream come true for vintage car enthusiasts – a unique opportunity to view private collections of antique and classic cars, and much more.
One person has been charged after a collision yesterday between a vehicle and a large piece of farm equipment.
Effective at midnight tonight (July 15), all open air fires are prohibited anywhere in Perth County, including the Town of St. Marys.
Building on the personal donation of their founders Joe and Deb Seili, Huron Feeding Systems has made a $25,000 donation to support the major renovations of the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre (BMGCC).
On July 2, the Wingham Sportsmen’s Association hosted what it hopes to be the first of many corn hole tournaments.
The average selling price of a home in North Huron dropped below $500,000 last month.
There seemed to be more positives than negatives in Morris-Turnberry’s Asset Management Plan, which was presented at the July 5 council meeting.
BLUEVALE – The Bluevale dam was a popular spot Sunday morning, as 65 kids took part in the fishing derby organized by the Bluevale Community Committee.
An application to change the zoning of a Belmore property has raised concerns for Huron County planners, however the applicants and Morris-Turnberry council disagree.
