The fishing derby was a great success. A record year. Enthusiasts were at the lake by 6 am trying to catch the prize winner. The day was perfect – sunny and crisp. The Friends of Valens sold out of all…
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UPDATE FROM THE MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT, CONSERVATION AND PARKS – FUEL SPILL – FEBRUARY 21, 2019 The Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks has directly provided the following update: Based on assessments made to date, sheen and hydrocarbon impacted…
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Isabella “Ella” Cunnington April 5, 1925 – February 15, 2019 Another War Bride has gone home to meet her WWII sailor. Ella died peacefully with her son, Rob and granddaughter, Shanan by her side at The Elliott. She is fondly…
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UPDATE FROM THE MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT, CONSERVATION AND PARKS – FUEL SPILL – FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Point of Loss (area adjacent to 401 up to Aberfoyle Creek) The Ministry of Transportation has approved the closure of both eastbound and…
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The Top 28 finalists have been selected for the seventh installment of The Mompreneur® Awards brought to you by Mompreneur Showcase Group Inc. Year seven will be lucky for a new crop of entrants this year as the Mompreneur® introduces…
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via theRecord.com A month after a truck crashed and dumped a tanker load of jet fuel into Mill Creek, the environmental toll from the spill appears to be growing higher and higher. John Johnston, a Puslinch Township landowner, worries the…
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On Tuesday February 6, 2019 just before 6:00 a.m. the Wellington County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) received a report of a stolen motor vehicle that was just taken from a parking lot on Nicholas Beaver Road in Puslinch Township. The…
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via guelphmercury.com Motorists needing to travel along Maltby Road East may need to find another route. On Wednesday (Feb. 6), the City of Guelph announced that Maltby between Gordon Street and Victoria Road South will be closed “due to changes…
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The first we heard of Lamb baklava was at a recent Thanksgiving dinner. The hostess had scooped the recipe from the August Issue of Chatelaine. Baklava? Lamb? That was our first reaction as well. Our vision of baklava as sweet,…
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By: Dr. Laura M. Brown, ND Acupuncture releases natural painkillers, promotes blood flow, stimulates hormonal balance, relaxes tight muscles, calms anxiety, lifts depression, and promotes digestion. This ancient Chinese therapy effects every major system of the body, including the cardiac,…
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Beatrice Rose Woolsey left this world on February 17, 2019. Beatrice Woolsey was born in Brooklyn, New York, the daughter of Dr. Robert Garnet Woolsey and Beatrice Rose Mast but her roots were deep into Mountsberg and Morriston. Her father,…
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CONCERNED MOTORIST REPORTS IMPAIRED DRIVER On Wednesday February 13, 2018 at approximately 5:00 p.m. the Wellington County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to a report of an erratic driver all over the road on Brock Road near Old Brock Road….
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In the early morning hours of December 18, 2018 Wellington County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to an armed robbery at a gas station on Brock Road South near Aberfoyle. Video surveillance captured the images of the two suspects as…
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via Puslinch.caUPDATE FROM THE MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT, CONSERVATION AND PARKS – FUEL SPILL – FEBRUARY 8, 2019 The Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks has directly provided the following update: Point of Loss (area adjacent to 401 up to…
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Aberfoyle School Cardboard Boat Teams Win Gold and Silver Medals at Regional Competition Congratulations to both cardboard boat teams from Aberfoyle School in Puslinch. The teams won gold and silver medals at the local Skills Ontario, Cardboard Boat Contest in…
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via CBC.ca A Guelph water protection group will speak out about the impact of Nestlé’s activities in the region, at a community summit on water taking in Vittel, France later this month. Susan Glasauer is an environmental sciences professor at…
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