The Woolwich Observer - 2017-03-23

• Woolwich to push ahead with new sidewalks in Elmira reconstruc­tion project
• KINGS EVEN UP SERIES WITH A WIN IN KITCHENER
• A PATH TO AVOID TO MAINTAIN SOCIETAL HAPPINESS
• Wellesley seeking public input on uses for new recreation land
• He’s the toast of the town
• Conestogo residents to pay for extension of municipal water
• Distracted driving campaign sees police lay 2,400 charges
• Deal in the wee hours avoids GRT strike
• Targeted attack halted online exam, says EQAO
• Getting a bloomin’ start on spring
• Spring forecast is looking good, but don’t put away those shovels just yet
• What’s wrong with Southeast Asia?
• The type of populism can make all the difference in getting good governance
• To all the girls I’ve splashed before
• Badminton teams ready to take the court at EDSS
• Woolwich Wild event offers young girls a chance to give hockey a try
• After rough start to second-round series, Sugar Kings bounce back in Game 3 to beat Kitchener
• Canada’s changing face presents opportunit­y for Ontario flower growers
• Feeding the fresh shrimp market from a hog barn
• Walk-in clinic to broaden Woolwich healthcare options
• Horse won’t mate? Maybe she’s a he
• Breslau airport welcomes new federal regulation­s governing use of drones
• Gettin’ a jump on April showers by Singin’ in the Rain starting in March
• DEATH NOTICES
• Having all kinds of fun in sticky situations
• Adding a touch of maple perks things up
• “Socializin­g” online helps millennial­s cut down on drinking, save money
• OBSERVER CROSSWORD PUZZLER
• Wellesley approves new multi-use sports pad at St. Clements Community Centre

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