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Wellington County
How to get more at your medical appointments: WWOAS
WELLINGTON COUNTY – The Waterloo Wellington Older Adult Strategy (WWOAS) Community Members Network have been busy developing a special workshop: to teach older adults techniques to improve conversations and outcomes at their healthcare appointments.
Evergreen hosts Social Dance Sept. 24
GUELPH – The Evergreen Seniors Community Centre is hosting a Social Dance.
Wellington County’s Fall Rural Romp returns for 16th year
WELLINGTON COUNTY – On Sept. 24, the County of Wellington invites residents and visitors to savour the local harvest at the 16th Annual Fall Rural Romp, organized by their Taste Real local food programme.
Fall in Love with Maple event encourages sugarbush visits
WELLINGTON COUNTY - The Ontario Maple Syrup Producers’ Association (OMSPA) has announced the return of Fall in Love with Maple for its second year.
Headwaters Arts kicks off Fall Festival on Sept. 15
ALTON – Headwaters Arts Fall Festival kicks off Sept. 15 with the Opening Night Soiree of the Fall Festival’s Juried Art Show and Sale at the Alton Mill Arts Centre in Alton from 6 to 9pm.
Ignatius Old Growth Forest Project
GUELPH/ERAMOSA – On Oct. 1, Neighbourwoods is hosting a Tree Walk from 1 to 2:30pm at the Ignatius Old Growth Forest.
WCMA commemorates 145th anniversary of the House of Industry and Refuge
ABOYNE – On Sept. 24, Wellington County Museum and Archives (WCMA) will commemorate the 145th anniversary of the Wellington County House of Industry and Refuge, or “Poor House”.
COVID-19 cases continue to decline in region; hospitalizations down slightly
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Confirmed COVID-19 cases continue to drop significantly in the Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health region, while local hospitalizations are down slightly.
Residents aged 18 and over eligible for bivalent Moderna vaccine Sept. 26
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Beginning Sept. 26, a Moderna bivalent vaccine targeting Omicron will be available to all Ontarians who are at least 18 years old. Health Canada's approval of the Moderna vaccine was previously announced on Sept. 1.