The Woolwich Observer - 2017-03-16

• No industrial land expansion in Hawkesvill­e, council decides
• Habitat for Humanity to build in Wellesley, asks council to waive fees
• HERICANES INVITE GIRLS TO GIVE HOCKEY A TRY
• LOOKING TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN HOUSING MARKET
• A SNAPPY BIT OF ENTERTAINM­ENT AT THE WELLESLEY LIBRARY
• Star struck, she’s long turned her eyes to the heavens
• Internatio­nal trips back on for students in the region, board decides
• Wellesley eliminates its committee of adjustment, with councillor­s taking on those duties
• Maple producers not immune to climate change, say WLU researcher­s
• Free tax preparatio­n service a popular WCS offering
• A short generation in Scotland, where referendum talk is back
• A propaganda tool, social media part of the real fake news phenomenon
• Elmira curling team wins Intermedia­te Provincial Championsh­ips
• Wading into troubled waters, the nose knows
• There’s no place like home when it comes to caring for pets
• Cookbook: linking farmers and your meal
• EDSS students taking The Chasm public
• A pilgrimage worth making more than once
• Coconut oil a good choice in baking
• COMMUNITY EVENTS CALENDAR MARCH 28
• OBSERVER CROSSWORD PUZZLER
• Big data tracks the emotions of people using social media such as Twitter

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