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Guelph-Eramosa held its second annual Party in the Park at Rockmosa Park in Rockwood on Aug. 2. LEFT: Victoria Reinders, 4, and Danielle Reinders, 5, of Rockwood, show off their face paint creations. RIGHT: Charlotte Creamer, 1, of Rockwood, cooled off in the splash pad. Photos by Jaime Myslik
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MOOREFIELD - A $10,000 reward has been offered for information on a bank robbery here earlier this year, as well as several other similar crimes being investigated by the OPP. An Aug. 1 press release indicated the West Region OPP Crime Unit is continuing an investigation into five area bank robberies.
ERIN - Two people rejected as potential candidates for this fall’s municipal election say they should have been afforded a chance to correct clerical errors in their nomination papers. |
MOUNT FOREST - Three decades of local crime fighting was celebrated at a 30th anniversary party here for Guelph-Wellington Crime Stoppers on Aug. 3.
ELORA - Centre Wellington is directing just over $54,500 towards main street revitalization in Fergus. Economic development officer Patricia Rutter excplained the Main Street Revitalization Initiative is a $26 million fund to assist municipalities with activities that support and benefit small businesses. |
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Vol 51 Issue 32 - POLL RESULTS
Do you believe humans are causing climate change?
YES - 65%
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EDITORIAL
Dave Adsett: A privilege, not a right
Said Again:
“We can’t say enough about how important the Crime Stoppers program has been for us in the policing world.”
Wellington OPP Staff Sergeant Bruce Aitken
August 9, 2018
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BUSINESS
ELORA - Centre Wellington council is accepting a $67,300 proposal by McSweeney & Associates Consulting Inc to undertake an economic development strategic action plan. Such a plan would provide direction to determine what, where, when and how economic development is to be planned, delivered and sustained in the township.
Sports
ELORA - Grand River Raceway marked its 28th annual Industry Day Horse Racing Celebration on Aug. 6. The event featured 11 races totaling $565,855 in purses, including the track’s biggest races, the Battle Of Waterloo and Battle Of The Belles.
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