This is part nine of a travel series by Margaret Hauwert. View Part eight HERE. Be sure to scroll down to see all the included pictures! By Margaret Hauwert As some of you may know I am home in Puslinch…
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Sometime between the hours of 6:00pm on Thursday October 18th and 9:30am on Friday October 19th, 2018, a break and enter occurred at a gravel pit, located on Concession 2 in the Township of Puslinch. A utility trailer on the…
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via uoguelph.ca A tapeworm that can infect dogs and humans and lead to potentially fatal illness is now widespread in southern Ontario, new work by Ontario Veterinary College (OVC) researchers at the University of Guelph has revealed. The researchers found…
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After Ontario’s housing market saw dampened activity in the second half of 2018. Existing home sales are experiencing a partial recovery so far in 2019. Buyers are re-entering the market and a robust spring market for Guelph and area is…
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This beautiful collection of butterflies and moths was made more than 120 years ago by Frank Kistenmacher. It will be on display on April 16, 2019 7pm at the Puslinch Library for the Historical Society presentation on the “Houses of…
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The April edition of the Puslinch Community Newsletter, provided by the Township of Puslinch, is now available for download by clicking HERE or on the image below. There is a LOT going on so be sure to check it out!
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Let’s discuss some ways we can help keep you from musculoskeletal injuries while you begin to purge and get into those hard-to-reach corners. I mean, what’s spring cleaning without moving furniture and getting right in there? We’ve been waiting for…
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For Agenda PDF click HERE For Agenda Addundum PDF click HERE For Supporting Documents click HERE
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GWIN is an organization dedicated to promoting the success of women by providing education, fostering relationships and giving back to the community. GWIN offers one $1,500 scholarship to one female college or university student each year. Recipients must be: identifies…
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YOUNG, Margaret Bernice (1919 – 2019) Margaret passed away peacefully on Saturday, April 13 at Milton District Hospital in her one hundredth year. She was the beloved wife of the late Rev. F. Norman Young (2005) and was the last…
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The Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks has directly provided the following update: Surface water sampling results for the contaminants of concern related to the jet fuel spill continue to be stable and below protective surface water guidelines in Aberfoyle…
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Leg of Lamb Accompanied by Potatoes Adapted for Instant Pot® We’re still talking about the Instant Pot®, and how it has introduced pressure cookery to a new generation of cooks. Seasoned cooks have many stores of pressure cookers exploding coating the…
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Congratulations to everyone who participated and helped make the ETFO Chess Tournament held at the Puslinch Community Centre on April 11th a success! 176 players from 15 schools across Upper Grand District participated in the tournament. Primary Grade Results: Grade…
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Puslinch Native Nathan Skoufis, 24 this past weekend attended the Ontario Provincial qualifiers for Team Canada in Burlington, Ontario. Skoufis is now a member of Team Ontario and has qualified for the National Championships in late May held in Ottawa…
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This is part eight of a travel series by Margaret Hauwert. View Part seven HERE. Be sure to scroll down to see all the included pictures! By Margaret Hauwert On our hour drive from the airport I could tell this…
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On Tuesday April 2, 2019 at approximately 2:10 p.m. members of the Wellington County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) investigated the driver of a silver sedan that entered into a R.I.D.E. checkpoint on Victoria Road at Leslie Road. When asked for…
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East of Aberfoyle by Marjorie Clark Such an icy February as it was, the Wild Turkeys frequented our bird feeding spots for ground feeders. Since the weather has turned milder, the males have begun to practise their awesome display. Perhaps,…
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