Escape rooms are all the rage now and the Puslinch Library is offering a strikingly similar experience luckily without being locked in a room. Instead there is a big metal box that has a number of locks on it that…
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Where could you get a handmade top quality cloth bag for $20 AND feel better that the fabric has been repurposed, with all the profits going to a local charity? This year the charity is Food4Kids which is committed to…
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Erin Stephenson When Erin Stephenson first came to Guelph to obtain a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Guelph, she met her future husband Kevin Forestell, who was studying Landscape Architecture. Forestell went on to run his family’s…
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The July 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.
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Do you have a burning question that no one can answer? Or a conundrum about which way you should move on a issue that’s been nagging at you? Look no further than Marion Robertson, Puslinch’s own experienced nature guru. Marion…
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I love this time of year when the first crops of local asparagus announce the coming of summer. I have a go to recipe that I make and freeze for later as we all know the season is short for…
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I’m standing in the new Envers pondering their blackboard menu with absolute delight. Tantalizing meals ready for me to take home and savour. Such as House Smoked Brisket Sandwich with caramelized onion jam, ancho-bourbon bbq sauce and mozzarella on a…
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As I walk towards Union Market Square, just a few steps away, I pass a pretty young woman going to pick up her three children at the school bus stopped at the first house on the road. She gives me…
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This summer McClintock’s Water Ski School on Puslinch Lake along with Water Ski Wakeboard Ontario (WSWO) will be hosting the 2018 Canadian Water Ski National Championships, August 8-12, 2018. In November 2017, Puslinch Councillors were supportive of the potential for…
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The September 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.
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Ever wonder what to do with garlic scapes? Here’s a delicious and easy recipe from Chef Craig Moore of Enver’s. Chinese Garlic Scapes Ingredients: 3 lbs garlic scapes 1 lb button mushrooms 3 tbsp oyster sauce 1 tbsp chili-garlic sauce…
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We asked Enver’s owner Terri Manolis to send us a seasonal recipe to share and she happily obliged by sharing her favourite drinks to enjoy during the hot weather spell. And it sure has been hot! The Strawberry Jive features…
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This is first in what we hope will be a series of recipes shared by local chefs in Puslinch Township. If you have a recipe you are craving for from one of our local restaurants here, just ask us and…
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On May 10, 2018 the Township released the first edition of the Puslinch Community Newsletter (PCN) on its website. The PCN was developed with the assistance of the Recreation Committee who felt it would be beneficial to have a municipal…
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This year the Upper Grand ETFO Chess Tournament was held at the Puslinch Community Center on Thursday, April 5. In attendance were 153 chess players in grades one to eight from fourteen schools. Congratulations to Aberfoyle Public School for winning…
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On February 17 the 2018 Trivia Night at Grand River Raceway raised $1900 for Crime Stoppers Guelph Wellington (CSGW). It was a sold out event that saw a room full of enthusiastic supporters vying for the $250 top prize to…
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In the last few weeks we have had numerous requests to create a group that is driven by and for the community. We heard you and have delivered What’s Happening Puslinch – a Facebook group for members to post events…
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