Today's date: Wednesday June 19, 2013 Vol 46 Issue 24
   

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Dave Terry: On the edge of control, A&E: Big Band Legends at Dunfield Theatre, Events, Rural, Health & Wellness, Spotlight on Business

Mount Forest makes the most of Olympic spirit

WELLINGTON NORTH

On Dec. 28, the eyes of the world will turn to Wellington North as the Olympic Flame arrives here with the Vancouver 2010 Olympic torch relay.

“Wellington North is honoured to be part of that event,” Mayor Mike Broom­head said recently.

For more details go to the township website at www.wellington-north.com.

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