The County OPP reminds motorists that car and deer collisions have increased significantly this…
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Recognition and another date shift for the Redneck Games
Minto’s Redneck Games are going to “git ’er done” a few months earlier next…
Consideration given to restoration, relocation of town’s cenotaph
Palmerston’s cenotaph could be on the move. Following a recent presentation to…
Terry Fox Run request deferred by council
The Terry Fox Run may be known as the Run for a Cure, but council here has yet to decide if…
Sunrise challenge raised $11,500
Hoofbeat Challenge Week at the Sunrise Therapeutic Riding and Learning Centre climaxed…
Barn west of Badenoch destroyed by fire
A barn west of here was destroyed by fire on Friday. Firefighters from Puslinch and Guelph-Eramosa…
Minto BMX biker recognized
MINTO – Councillors were on a roll recently as they recognized the achievements of Chris…
Honoured
After many years of faithful service, Pauline Brown has retired from the Mount Forest United Church…
Minto approves sale of land for shrimp hatchery
A 5,000-square-foot shrimp hatchery is one of two projects recently approved for the Palmerston…
Author presents book on search for sister lost in Vancouver
The United Churches of Guelph and area are presenting an evening of music that features Maggie de…
Children’s Theatre at The Arboretum
Sing and Dance with Jack will be presented at The Arboretum, University of Guelph, on…
Military history lectures start next week at Guelph Civic Museum
Following on the popularity of the first series held last winter, Guelph Museums has announced…
Murder mystery on Credit Valley train
On Oct. 25, join with friends for a truly suspenseful evening aboard Orangeville’s Credit…
City’s Studio Tour celebrates 100 mile diet
“What Goes Around Comes Around: Guelph and the 100 Mile Diet” is the theme of this…