The Woolwich Observer - 2017-04-06

• Sunny skies, milder weather see 70,000 flock to Elmira for sap fest
• Letting the sun shine in on public sector salaries
• KINGS HOLD LEAD HEADING INTO GAME 4 WED.
• EDSS robotics team takes gold
• Rerouted walkway to be part of Green Warbler project, council decides
• Syrian refugee family puts on dinner to thank those who helped them resettle in St. Jacobs
• Floradale opens its arms – and homes – to Turkish refugees
• Region of Waterloo and its nurses ratify new contract, avoiding strike
• Coal is dead, no matter what Trump has to say about it
• Public protection demands reform of financial sector
• Sunshine list is always a hot-button item, as intended from the outset
• Spring leads from one thing to a mudder
• New Heidelberg rec. facility now nearing completion
• EDSS fields a boys’ soccer team for first time in five years
• Woolwich players part of Waterloo ringette squad headed to Eastern Canada championsh­ips
• A local solution for dealing with local waste
• Region unveils new master plan for future of airport in Breslau
• Bluegrass music is analog in a digital world
• ELLIG, Gerald “Gerry”
• Life really is full of stories if you keep an eye out for them
• Spring encourages us to plant a few things
• COMMUNITY EVENTS CALENDAR
• Want to change your worldview? Try living for a while as a goat or a badger
• OBSERVER CROSSWORD PUZZLER

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