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LOCAL HEADLINES
GrandBridge Energy gives Conestoga College Powerline Technician Program a lift; donates two vehicles
Members of the GrandBridge Energy Operations and Fleet teams visited the Conestoga College Ingersoll Skills Training Centre on February 19.
Contributed
Mar 5
Paris Legion granted noise bylaw exemption to play music on patio this summer
Branch 29 President Roy Haggart and legion members received news that they were granted an exemption to the noise bylaw.
Casandra Turnbull
Mar 5
Four SKC students win medals at provincial champs
The Stonetown Karate Centre (SKC) was well-represented at the Ontario Provincial Martial Arts Championships on Feb. 22 in Burlington.
Spencer Seymour
Mar 5
PRC condition assessment identifies as much as $2.8 million in capital projects over next decade
At the Feb. 25 St. Marys council meeting, councillors voted to have staff update the town’s existing 10-year capital plan.
Galen Simmons
Mar 5
Stonetown Heritage Festival to feature old favourites and new programming
The St. Marys Stonetown Heritage Festival has lots of activities in store this year, from beloved, historical tours to new musical acts.
Emily Stewart
Mar 5
St. Marys council backs committee recommendation to remove concrete structures as part of west quarry revitalization
At the Feb. 25 council meeting, councillors approved a recommendation by the town’s strategic priorities committee.
Galen Simmons
Mar 5
Stratford Fair Ambassador Represents Agricultural Society at OAAS Convention
It was an exciting weekend for Marshall MacCannell, the 50th fair ambassador of the Stratford and District Agricultural Society
Gary West
Mar 4
Rotary Hospice Stratford Perth underscores the life-changing impact of giving
After the successful February monthly giving campaign, Rotary Hospice Stratford Perth is hoping to continue the donation momentum.
Alex Hunt
Mar 4
Snow and ice pose risk to area rooves
This winter has been one unlike any seen in the last number of years due to large accumulations of snow and ice.
Gary West
Mar 4
Rae secures another decisive win, locking Perth-Wellington for PCs in Feb. 27 election
Matthew Rae will once again be heading to Queen’s Park as Perth-Wellington’s MPP.
Connor Luczka
Feb 27
Oxford County digging out from snowfall not seen in years
Woodstock and Ingersoll applaud staff efforts
Lee Griffi
Feb 27
Two assaults at Woodstock high schools
Victims sustained serious injuries as young offenders face charges.
Lee Griffi
Feb 27
Lincs set record with 18th straight win; streak ends in Waterloo
It would be understandable if the results of the St. Marys Lincolns’ most recent two games have given fans whiplash.
Spencer Seymour
Feb 26
Jacobs Liquidation hosts official ribbon cutting for new location
The wait is over for Deanna and Craig Jacobs and staff as they held their opening Feb. 21 for Jacobs Liquidation at its new location.
Wendy Lamond
Feb 26
The Coldest Night of Year raises money for the Outreach Program and Nourish Market
The St. Marys Coldest Night of the Year fundraiser saw 145 walkers and 30 teams raise more than $45,155 for important local causes.
Wendy Lamond
Feb 26
Four candidates go head-to-head in provincial debate
Ahead of the provincial election on Feb. 27, four candidates went head-to-head in a debate
Connor Luczka
Feb 24
City budget passes; tax rate to increase 5.46 per cent this year
Property taxes will increase by 5.46 per cent this year after a months-long-debated budget finally passed this month.
Connor Luczka
Feb 21
Local Community Food Centre hosts roundtable discussions on issues ahead of election
It’s hard to have a discussion on affordability and not talk about a universal livable income, Kathy Douglas said.
Connor Luczka
Feb 21
Town council supports community pantry
Tillsonburg is one step closer to another option for those who have food insecurity.
Jeff Helsdon
Feb 20
Canadians missed out on Flag Day
A day of national importance came and went with little fanfare, and most Canadians didn’t even know it existed.
Jeff Helsdon
Feb 20
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