via GuelphMercury.com Darryl Fletcher is cooking up quite a concept in Puslinch. Fletcher, known as ChefD, has just opened The Studio Kitchen, a one-of-a-kind dining place where guests can relax in the country and enjoy a chef’s dinner personally prepared…
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From EAST OF ABERFOYLE By Marjorie Clark Sadly last year about this time, I read that the COPS committee had disbanded. The township had lost another volunteer organization. This after the demise of all of the Women’s Institutes in Puslinch…
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DUERKSEN, Marion Isabelle (nee Paddock) Passed away peacefully on November 27, 2018 at the Guelph General Hospital in her 92nd year. She was predeceased by her beloved husband Walter (2015), her parents Jack and Sarah Paddock and her brothers William,…
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On Thursday November 22, 2018, members of the Wellington County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) were conducting a Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere (R.I.D.E.) check on Brock Road South, Aberfoyle. At approximately 1:30 a.m. a black pickup truck entered the RIDE. While…
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via therecord.com Nestlé won’t reveal how many employees were laid off at its water bottling plant south of Guelph, saying only that it’s faced “unprecedented cost increases” this year. An unspecified number of people who work at the Nestlé facility…
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Meat Pies: Shepherd’s or Cottage ‘Shepherd’s pie or cottage pie is a meat pie with a crust or topping of mashed potatoes’. Thanks Wikipedia for that neat definition. But in reality, there are hundreds of recipes for the infamous pies…
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The November 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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Lieut.William Turner CaptainNichola Goddard Romeo Dallaire By Margaret Hauwert The grade 6 curriculum states that children will be given: An opportunity to analyse responses of Canadian government organizations and/or individual citizens to a political or international event Exposure to some…
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#1 Comfort Food: Meatloaf. Hands Down. If you combine the literary efforts of Wikipedia, Merriam Webster Dictionary and the insight of Anneli Rufus who dedicated an entire article to comfort food: ‘How comfort food works like Prozac’ you come up…
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Via GuelphMercury Developers have submitted plans to bring hundreds of new housing units to the east end of the city — and they have provided two options. According to a report posted on the City of Guelph’s website, Gamma Developers…
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via globalnews.ca The 106th Grey Cup takes over Edmonton this weekend, but a couple of local high school football players will be looking forward to another game as they make their way to Alberta’s capital. Jakob Tomas of the St….
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From EAST OF ABERFOYLE by Marjorie Clark As I rounded the corner to behind the house, the sky was turning to india ink and there, in the glow of the backdoor light, it was – a marsupial, gathering up bird…
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via cambridgetimes.ca Canadian Army Reserve members will be conducting training exercises in Puslinch from Nov. 16 to 18. – Royal Highland Fusiliers/Photo If you hear the sounds of gunshots and see military vehicles streaming through local intersections this weekend, don’t…
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Have you ever felt like you couldn’t get through a day without experiencing some lower back pain? This is a common problem in America with millions of people suffering from the same pains. With so many of these people visiting…
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via CBC.ca The provincial government is seeking public feedback on whether it should extend a moratorium on new—or expanding any existing—permits for bottled water companies to take groundwater. A moratorium put in place in Dec. 2016 by the previous Liberal…
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