The Woolwich Observer - 2017-04-27

• Woolwich to go with electronic voting in 2018
• Wellesley council reconsider­ing grant for the Wellesley North Easthope Fall Fair
• KINGS ADVANCE TO SUTHERLAND CUP FINALS
• WYNNE IN DESPERATIO­N MODE WITH HYDRO MOVES
• John Mahood students hope you’re ready to get STEAMed Thursday night
• Horticultu­ral society planting seeds with its Junior Garden Club
• LANXESS finalizes takeover of Chemtura, including Elmira plant
• After winter, the shift to the second season, constructi­on, as road work and detours return
• Number of fatalities up in accidents last year, police report
• Officials intent on removing privacy, civil rights, and we’re not helping ourselves
• “But the reality of the dysfunctio­nal Trump White House has turned off most of those recent European converts to populist politics.”
• Gold-medal win for Elmira man
• Building the legend of grandpa Steve
• Three Sugar Kings headed for the University of Windsor
• Three EDSS football players looking to spend the summer playing for Waterloo rep team
• EDSS girls’ rugby squad off to a 3-1 start to season
• A day to recognize workers killed or injured on the job
• More ag classroom teachers on deck
• Online marketing opens consumers’ doors for Ontario beef farmers
• Growing Canada’s sweet potato industry
• Dog and cat food gets eat-local, back-to-basics diet
• Young performers put their artistic talents on display
• Commercial Tavern event will have you Pine-ing for Summer
• Plenty of memories to share as Wellesley PS celebrates its 50th anniversar­y
• Coffee for more than your morning cuppa Joe
• You’ll have a lot of unravellin­g to do in order to get to the center of a baseball

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