PALMERSTON - A hockey tournament that took place Oct. 20-21 at the Palmerston and District Community Centre far surpassed its $50,000 goal.
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Palmerston Lions Club donates to Hospital Foundation’s MRI campaign
PALMERSTON - The Palmerston Lions Club made a donation of $8,448 from proceeds of the club’s recent golf tournament.
Mount Forest Chamber of Commerce Award Recipients
MOUNT FOREST - On Oct. 25 the Mount Forest Chamber of Commerce presented four awards.
Arthur and District Chamber of Commerce holds Awards of Excellence
ARTHUR - Arthur and District Chamber of Commerce held its annual Awards of Excellence.
Mount Forest Legion aids skating club
MOUNT FOREST - Mount Forest Legion Catch the Ace chair Don Koehler presents a cheque for $2,000 from the lottery proceeds to local Skate Canada representatives.
Wellington Terrace staff get into the Halloween Spirit
FERGUS - Staff at the Wellington Terrace long term care home posed for group photos.
Donkey Sanctuary of Canada receives global sanctuary award for 2023
PUSLINCH – The Donkey Sanctuary of Canada, nestled in the Township of Puslinch, was awarded with the prestigious Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries (GFAS) Outstanding Equine Sanctuary Award for 2023.
Habermehls receive Children’s Foundation Community Champion Award
MINTO – Local residents Amy and Grant Habermehl have been recognized as “Community Champions” by the Children’s Foundation of Guelph and Wellington.
County students design experiments destined for space
MAPLETON – A rocket will launch experiments to astronauts on the International Space Station next June, and one of those experiments will be designed by students from the Upper Grand District School Board.
Mapleton ponders budget proposal with average levy increase of 4% over three years
MAPLETON – Council here is considering a three-year operating budget with an average annual levy increase of 4.03 per cent.
Regional survey shows residents seek community support for mental health
GUELPH – Residents of the Guelph/Wellington and Waterloo regions are looking for community support and leadership as they face mental health issues born out of challenges such as food insecurity and housing shortages, a new survey reveals.
Developer proposes 286 homes in Salem
ELORA – Cachet Developments wants to build a 286-unit residential housing development at the corner of Irvine and Woolwich streets in Salem on what may be the last developable land in Salem/Elora.
School board approves updated smoking, vaping policy
GUELPH – The Upper Grand District School Board (UGDSB) has approved updates to its smoking and vaping policy. The policy was last revised five years ago.
Council supports Erin Pride by designating future event municipally significant
ERIN – A new Erin Pride committee is taking another shot at an Erin Pride event, town council heard this month. Council designated the event as municipally significant to help the committee with funding opportunities.
Irish Creek Stables well on road to recovery after equine herpesvirus outbreak
PUSLINCH – Now the outbreak is behind them, Irish Creek Stables official feels the facility is safer than ever.