ROCKWOOD – A house was destroyed following a structure fire here on Tuesday morning. Firefighters from the Guelph/Eramosa Fire Department and Puslinch Fire and Rescue Services responded shortly after the call came in at 5:10am on March 29.
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Guelph/Eramosa to purchase first electric vehicle
GUELPH/ERAMOSA – Council here has authorized the purchase of an $80,000 electric vehicle, which officials say makes the municipality a leader in the pursuit of a sustainable future.
OPP cruiser struck by stolen vehicle; Chatham man charged
WELLINGTON COUNTY – A Chatham man faces a dozen charges after a stolen vehicle struck a police cruiser in Maryhill last weekend.
Local MPs Chong, Nater not bothered by Russian travel sanctions
WELLINGTON COUNTY - Wellington-Halton Hills MP Michael Chong says a recent travel ban imposed on him by Russia is merely “symbolic” and a “sign of desperation.”
Township excited to welcome back Party in the Park this summer
ROCKWOOD – It’s official: after a two-year hiatus, organizers have confirmed the return of the township’s annual Party in the Park event this summer.
Council investigates solutions to address parking concerns at Harris Mill PS
GUELPH/ERAMOSA – This township is reviewing potential solutions to address ongoing parking concerns at Harris Mill Public School in Rockwood.
Council awards tender for culvert rehabilitation
GUELPH/ERAMOSA – A recent tender for a culvert project here has highlighted greater concern for remaining within budget as material costs continue to rise with inflation.
Steven Liebig accepts vacant Guelph/Eramosa councillor position
GUELPH/ERAMOSA – Steven Liebig, the runner-up in the Ward 3 councillor race here in 2018, has agreed to be appointed to the position. Council formally declared councillor Louise Marshall’s position vacant on March 7.
Guelph/Eramosa council paid $144,000 in 2021
GUELPH/ERAMOSA – The cost of compensating Guelph/Eramosa council was over $144,000 in 2021, a decrease from just over $150,500 in 2020.
Province to lift mask mandate in schools, most settings on March 21
TORONTO – Later this month, the mandatory mask requirement in most settings in Ontario will be a thing of the past. Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontario’s chief medical officer of health, announced on March 9 the mandatory mask mandate will be lifted for most settings, including schools, beginning March 21.