GUELPH – November just might be the best time to go out for burgers.
News
Police beat: Thieves steal $2,400 worth of baby formula
FERGUS – At 12pm on Oct. 6, three suspects stole $2,453 worth of baby formula from a business on Tower Street South.
Arthur citizens receive community awards
ARTHUR – The Arthur Chamber of Commerce hosted its 2024 Community Awards ceremony at the Arthur Community Centre on Oct. 26.
Township declares November ‘Arthur Lions Club Month’
KENILWORTH – November is officially Arthur Lions Club Month in Wellington North.
Guelph Book Bash Festival is back
GUELPH – The Guelph Book Bash Festival hosting a free, family-friendly event at the Guelph Farmers Market for their 10th anniversary on Nov. 3 from 1-4pm.
Improv workshop with Lisa McNeil set for Nov. 23 in Elora
ELORA – Elora Community Theatre (ECT) is excited to reschedule the improv workshop with Lisa McNeil.
Autism Dog Services Online Charity Auction Fundraiser
SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO – Autism Dog Services (ADS) is hosting their ninth annual online charity auction Nov. 1 to 10.
Chapter two
If you read this column last week, you’ll recall that in honour of our 25th wedding anniversary, I shared the beginning of the story of how the Carpenter and I officially met, walking up the aisle together in someone else’s wedding as bridesmaid and usher.
Haunted corn maze raises $2,760 for Palmerston and District Hospital
MAPLETON – The Ottens family and Sunflower Festival organizing committee hosted a haunted corn maze on Oct. 19.
Here4Hope event focus is reducing anxiety, stress with ‘mindfulness’
ELORA – People struggling with sleep issues, anxiety or stress might want to check out this year’s Here4Hope event at the GrandWay Events Centre on Nov. 7.
‘Wherever there’s a need’ Arthur Lions Club is there
WELLINGTON NORTH – The Arthur Lions Club may seem small with just 20 members, but that just makes the success of their initiatives all the more impressive.
Woman tried to poke couple with needle at transit terminal
GUELPH – Police are investigating after a man reported that a stranger attempted to poke him and his girlfriend with a needle.
Trail ride raises funds for Hospice Wellington
CENTRE WELLINGTON – Lynn Smillie, on the light grey horse, led a group of participants through fields and trails during the Hooves for Hospice fundraiser on her property on the 4th Line in Centre Wellington on Oct. 26.
Flag raised for World Polio Day
ERIN – Members of the Erin Rotary Club and town officials raised a flag at the town of Erin municipal office on Oct. 24, in recognition of World Polio Day.