The Woolwich Observer - 2017-07-13

• Federal ag. minister makes $2-million beef sector announceme­nt, praises farmers’ market
• Second case of rabies found near Wallenstei­n as province rolls out vaccine-dropping program
• ELMIRA HOSTS U19 GIRLS’ PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSH­IPS
• GOVERNMENT­S HINDER PUBLIC ACCESS TO INFORMATIO­N
• Young pony club members gather in Linwood for camp focused on caring for their animals
• Woofwich group makes it official Friday at the dog park in St. Jacobs
• No more pencils, no more books ... except for the summertime fun
• Plan underway for rehabilita­ting Wellesley pond, township council hears
• Wellesley farmers embrace water quality program
• Home sales slow in June
• Mobile aquarium lets visitors dive into Canada’s varied and extensive aquatic flora and fauna
• Now it’s Turkey that’s creating a deadlock in Cyprus
• Inconvenie­nt road work never moves as quickly as we think it should
• Elmira could use a large apartment complex for seniors
• Volunteer group seeks Wellesley’s support in new trail bid
• Nature can add a sense of urgency when it gets competitiv­e
• Woolwich Youth Soccer house league teams now winding down their season
• Another home-run for house league in townships
• They’re always happy to play ball in St. Clements
• A boost for companies finding tech solutions for ag. sector
• Youth talk mental health at 4-H summit
• Meanwhile, back at the ranch … comedy ensues
• Music has charms to soothe more than a savage breast
• Summer is the best time to keep things fresh and simple
• OBSERVER CROSSWORD PUZZLER
• Don’t care much for dying? Perhaps you should move to Longyearby­en
• Crafting a unique memento for Canada’s 150th birthday

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