The Woolwich Observer - 2017-02-02

• Woolwich now eyeing 3.13% tax hike
• PUTTING A CELTIC SPIN ON HIS GUITAR WORK
• MUNICIPALI­TIES FAILING TO DO RIGHT BY CITIZENS
• Planning study of core areas in Wellesley, St. Clements finishes first of three phases
• Parkview Drive residents petition to drop sidewalk plan
• No one injured as fire destroys semi-detached home in Elmira
• Public consultati­ons done, Catholic board will now decide fate of St. Agatha school
• Two new Woolwich hires to wash away savings from fire dept. restructur­ing
• Woolwich planning some $19 million worth of capital projects in 2017 budget
• Wastewater rates to jump 3.9%, while Woolwich holds steady on water rates for 2017
• No twp. money for wagon rides
• Officials unable, unwilling to make the right choices
• No easy solutions for loss of real journalism as newspaper industry sees declines
• Kings’ Tyler McBay commits to playing for St. Lawrence University
• Taking a walk on the wild side over the weekend
• EDSS ski team preparing for its first meet of the season in Beaver Valley
• Kings take two of three in weekend play
• Return of the white stuff a boon for Linwood Snofest
• Jacks face Woodstock in first round of playoffs
• Kings’ sweater auction raises thousands of dollars for Woolwich Counsellin­g Centre
• Ontario lagging the market for organic produce, say advocates
• Greenery spruces up long-term care facilities
• Wellesley to launch redesigned website on Feb. 8
• A real community effort in Heidelberg
• OBSERVER CROSSWORD PUZZLER
• Dream-state sleep puts an end to a host of issues, from snoring to sleeptalki­ng
• Elmira girl injured when hot coffee thrown from car; police investigat­ing

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