The Woolwich Observer - 2016-11-03

• Community groups turn to Wellesley council for financial support
• Noise concerns see Woolwich hedge on kennel’s bid for expansion
• KINGS ON A TEAR, EXTENDING STREAK TO 10
• BASIC INCOME PLAN COULD BE SULLIED BY WYNNE
• Wellesley PS seeking recipes for cookbook marking 50th anniversar­y
• WCS is serving up the laughs to go with lunch at Nov. 8 fundraiser
• Anonymous group to match donations to MennoHomes project in Elmira
• U.S. election campaign ensures the wells are poisoned
• Family violence comes with a long list of real costs
• Donations, volunteers help make hockey more inclusive for Woolwich residents
• Difference­s of opinion can really be interestin­g
• Busy stretch sees Jacks take two out of three
• Hericanes Novice squad skate to gold
• A healthy work environmen­t goes beyond the office hours
• New soil health centre supports farmer’s intuition
• There’s drama in fight for clean water
• For local veteran, memories of the war come firsthand
• Special dietary needs a challenge to bakers
• It’s a Royal affair for 4-H
• OBSERVER CROSSWORD PUZZLER
• We generate so much garbage that landfills change bird migration patterns

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