via lounsburyfuneralhome.com Kenneth Maurice Scott September 20, 1952 – November 6, 2019. It is with absolute sadness and shock that we announce the tragic death of Ken Scott. Soulmate and husband to Michelle and loving father to Zachary and Samuel….
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From the township website at Puslinch.ca: Ken Roth has resigned from his position as Township Councillor due to personal reasons. We would like to thank Ken for his years of service as a Councillor. Ken was first elected to Council…
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via puslinch.ca PUBLIC NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF PUSLINCH COUNCIL VACANCY TAKE NOTICE that there is a vacancy on the Township of Puslinch Council for one (1) Councillor Position. Council has determined that it wishes to fill the vacancy by appointment through…
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On November 14 there will be a meeting in Guelph for those interested in learning about the impact of Nestle in communities around the world. For more information email [email protected] Click on image for full size view
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For Agenda PDF click HERE
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via ctvnews.ca Cassandra Szklarski, The Canadian Press A new study suggests intense, heart-pumping workouts can improve memory in older adults. Researchers at McMaster University studied the impact of exercise on 64 sedentary but otherwise healthy older adults between the ages…
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The Canadian Public Works Association (CPWA) is pleased to announce the Council of Wellington as a winner of two awards of the organization’s 2019 National Public Works Week (NPWW) Awards Contest. Wellington’s 2019 NPWW celebration competed for the awards with…
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Having an interest in history and particularly the history of our township, you have probably been curious about life in the pioneer days of Puslinch. In this newly released book, John Gilchrist wrote of his own experience growing up in…
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The October 2019 issue of the Puslinch Historical Society Newsletter can be downloaded by clicking on the image below. You can always visit the Historical Society’s website at www.puslinchhistorical.ca
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via ctvnews.ca A 67 Year old Puslnch man has died after being hit by a suspected drunk driver Wednesday night. Waterloo Regional Police have charged a 38-year-old Cambridge man after a crash killed one person Wednesday night. Officers were called…
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Hello Aberfoyle Community; Recently there was an article written by Barbara Bulmer in the Puslinch Pioneer about the fine music program being delivered by our teacher, Melissa Gray. As a result of that, we were fortunate to have drums donated…
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November 5, 2019 Dear Editor: I write to express my concern with the October 2019 article written by Mayor James Seeley on the aggregate industry published in the Puslinch Today. The article is not an accurate portrayal of the industry…
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The Valensbrae cooks like to source and share recipes that are not just tasty but work well with busy family schedules. Who doesn’t love a great pasta and ragù combo? This recipe, Strazzapreti with Lamb Ragu came from one of…
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If you’re reading this blog, chances are you have been diagnosed with Plantar Fasciitis, or you know someone who has. This condition is easily the number one cause of heel pain, which is caused by a tear in the tissue…
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On October 14, 2019 members of the Wellington County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) were conducting a Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere (R.I.D.E.) check on Gore Road near Cambridge. At approximately 2:30 p.m. the driver of a white sedan entered the R.I.D.E….
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via wallcustance.com CRYDERMAN, Edith Victoria (nee Bean) – Of Guelph, passed away peacefully at Hospice Wellington on Sunday, October 6, 2019, in her 100th year. Beloved wife of the late Ivan Cryderman (2006). Loved mother of Brian (Paula) Cryderman, Cathy…
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I hope this update finds everyone well. Recently the Province of Ontario has proposed changes to the Aggregate Resource Act. These proposed changes have been posted on the Province’s Environmental Registry website also known as “ERO” (Environmental Registry of Ontario)….
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