WINGHAM – The Festival of Lanterns in downtown Wingham was once again a success on Oct. 29.
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North Huron addresses rumours surrounding township, vaccine policy
The Township of North Huron released a statement on Oct. 28 to address rumours about their staff threatening a walk-out because of the vaccine policy.
HPPH encourages flu shot to help curb all cold-weather illness symptoms
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve as colder weather approaches. Adding another wrinkle into the mix is the upcoming influenza season, with the flu sharing some similar symptoms as the coronavirus itself.
North Huron hires new director of finance
The Township of North Huron is pleased to announce that Darcy Chapman has accepted the position of Director of Finance/Treasurer.
North Huron council updated on South Bruce DGR project
The Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) and the South Bruce Nuclear Exploration Project sent a delegation to update North Huron council about the ongoing studies happening in South Bruce and the plans for a deep geological repository (DGR).
Remembrance Day, Santa Claus parades, Rutabaga Festival given green light by council
Council approved several requests at its Nov. 1 meeting to allow for modified gatherings in the township for several events in Blyth and Wingham.
Richard W. LeVan Airport to be sold, surrounding property declared surplus
North Huron council has given its approval, in principle, to an agreement of purchase and sale for the Richard W. LeVan Airport in Wingham.
Walkerton Hawks tie Bulldogs 4-4 in PJHL action
Hawks fans saw a far different team on Friday, Oct. 29 from the one they’ve been watching since the PJHL Pollock Division’s regular season started at the beginning of the month.
South Bruce rec department introduces new refund policy
The recreation department has seen an increase in requests for refunds this year.
SEDC celebrates 35 years
Saugeen Economic Development Corporation (SEDC) celebrated 35 years of operation recently.
NWMO invites local media to borehole sites
The Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) opened the two borehole sites, located on Concession 8 in Teeswater, to give local media organizations a tour and an update on the progress of the exploratory drilling.
Bruce County receives public input at meeting on development charges
The county is considering a development charge of $6,400 for a detached or semidetached residential unit, and $1.88 per square foot for industrial development.
Formosa Lions host successful turkey supper
The Formosa Lions Club held their Hot Turkey Supper on Sunday, Oct. 17. The drive-thru went off without a hitch and no long wait lines. Pictured are Lion Brian Donaldson and Lion Shirley Kuntz, who handed out the boxed meals to the patrons in their cars.
Zone 4 Chair visits Formosa Lions
Formosa Lion President Jim Batte welcomed and introduced Zone 4 Chair Lion Paul Kozma from Kincardine. Lion Paul mentioned how Lions Clubs are coping with COVID-19. He spoke about Campaign 100, which began to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Lions International, which was organized in 1917 by Me
Foxton wins WDHF’s October ‘Pretty in Pink’ raffle
Walkerton resident Mark Foxton (pictured) was the October winner of the Walkerton and District Hospital Foundation’s ongoing ‘Together in Pink’ 50/50 raffle fundraiser. Foxton was the lucky recipient of $5,540 from the October jackpot. Another notable prize winner was Walkerton resident Bridget King
