CLIFFORD - Clifford and District Horticultural president Vic Palmer teamed up with Clifford Rotary Club president Trish Palmer to celebrate National Garden Day and Garden Week Ontario on June 12 at Clifford Rotary Celebration Square.
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Listowel Fair going virtual for 2021 season
LISTOWEL - Competition lists are now available for Listowel Fair 2021 activities.
Drive-by tribute honours former politician, agricultural society member Mert Schneider
NORTH PERTH – When contemplating just how large an impact Meredith “Mert” Schneider had on his community throughout his long life, one simply has to look at the turnout for a tribute parade arranged in his honour on June 17.
Blair Masonic Lodge makes donations to support community
Lions Club donation – Blair Masonic Lodge #314 recently made a generous donation of $10,000 to…
Seeking information: Military history enthusiast John McVicar is looking for stories about Victor Innanen
Seeking information – Do you have a relative who went to primary school at U.S.S. #17, Arthur…
Norwell student awarded Schulich Leader Scholarship
HARRISTON – Daniel Weppler, a student at Norwell District Secondary School (NDSS), has received a Schulich Leader Scholarship. The program gives students $80,000 to $100,000 to use toward their post-secondary education.
Minto Pride committee active in June
MINTO – The local Pride committee has been active throughout Pride Month.
Council approves agreements for industrial lots in Harriston, Palmerston
MINTO – Town council has approved the sale of the last remaining serviced lot in the Harriston Industrial Park. Council also approved a purchase option agreement for two lots in the industrial park in Palmerston at the June 15 meeting.
Citizens urged to call police on ORV lawbreakers in Minto
MINTO – Deputy mayor Dave Turton said he’s heard concerns from local residents about off-road vehicles (ORV) on Minto roads and says those who encounter lawbreakers should call the police.
Minto council discusses ‘disturbing’ report on attainable housing
MINTO – A report on Wellington County’s attainable housing strategy was called “fairly disturbing,” by one member of town council here.