MAPLETON – The township has received Ministry of Education approval to operate a before-school program at Maryborough Public School and Drayton Heights Public School for the 2022-23 school year.
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Fibre optic expansion project in Mapleton brings high speed access to new areas
MAPLETON – A major expansion of a fibre optic communications service is set to get underway here.
Wellington Road 12 section to be closed for culvert work
MAPLETON - A section of Wellington Road 12 here will be closed temporarily due to a Wellington County culvert replacement project.
Agricultural society introduces new logo
DRAYTON – The Drayton Mapleton Agricultural Society recently held a competition inviting local artists to create a new logo to help launch the organization into another year of activities, including the return of the fair - “Another Day in Fairadise” - to be held Aug. 5 to 7.
Mapleton Farmers Market opens for the season
Market season - The first Mapleton Farmers Market of the season was held on June 1 in the municipal parking lot in Drayton.
Four injured in serious crash on May 27 in Mapleton
MAPLETON – On May 27 at about 6:45pm Wellington County OPP responded to a serious collision on 8th Line between Sideroads 18 and 19, south of Drayton.
Now on stage at the Drayton Festival Theatre
DRAYTON – Sorry…I’m Canadian 2 is now on stage at the Drayton Festival Theatre.
Arnott details Wellington-Halton Hills priorities in letter to Ford
FERGUS – The day after being re-elected to the legislature, Wellington-Halton Hills MPP Ted Arnott wrote a letter to Premier Doug Ford to draw attention to issues in his riding.
Matt Rae wins in Perth-Wellington to continue Tory tradition
PERTH-WELLINGTON – Progressive Conservative candidate Matthew Rae was elected MPP for this riding in the June 2 election that saw Premier Doug Ford’s PCs expand on the majority government they held after the 2018 election.
Perth-Wellington candidates discuss race, gender, vaccine mandates in Alma
ALMA – Questions from the audience opened the door to discussions that included misinformation and references to discredited theories at a provincial all-candidates meeting here on May 31.