HILLSBURGH – Residents are expressing concern for wildlife as snapping turtles navigate the newly-constructed Station Street bridge and dam in Hillsburgh.
Erin
Driver injured in May 19 collision dies in hospital
ERIN – The driver of a car that collided with a tractor trailer here 10 days ago has died in hospital.
County approves $460,000 over two years to fund youth hub staffing
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Wellington County will allocate $460,000 over two years to fund two positions for the Integrated Youth Services Network (IYSN) of Wellington and Guelph. The funding was allocated in response to alarming statistics about youth mental health issues in the county.
Local business donating scrap metal proceeds to support EWCS food bank
ERIN – Sanderson Disposal is taking scrap metal donated from the community and delivering the proceeds to the East Wellington Community Services (EWCS) food bank to aid in food costs.
Government rules no further assessment required for Erin wastewater plant
ERIN – The Minister of Environment and Climate Change has ruled no further assessment is required at the federal level for the Town of Erin’s proposed wastewater treatment plant.
Lions Club donates $4,000 to East Wellington Family Health Team
ERIN – The Erin District Lions Club has made a $4,000 donation to the East Wellington Family…
‘A future-ready Erin’: council looks at plan for town’s infrastructure
ERIN – Council here received an asset management levels of service report on May 18 and directed staff to develop an implementation framework for the objectives in the plan.
Erin Council Briefs: Town approves purchase of Zamboni resurfacer
ERIN – During the May 18 meeting, Erin town council accepted a bid received from Zamboni Company Limited for the purchase of a Zamboni Model 446 Ice Resurfacer for a contract value of $98,012.23, including non-rebate HST.
Former EDHS teacher receives Loran Scholars Award
ERIN – Former Erin District High School (EDHS) teacher Louisa Cassolato is a 2021 recipient of the Loran Scholars Foundation’s Teachers Building Leaders Awar
Road repairs could cost Town of Erin $21.5 million over 10 years
ERIN – Town officials are formulating a plan to try to complete over $21 million in road repairs over the next decade.