The Woolwich Observer - 2018-02-08

• Breslau residents press council to reject proposed apartment building
• Woolwich pairs tax increase down to 2.62%
• PUTTING HER ART AND HERSELF TO THE TEST
• WOOLWICH STRUGGLES WITH DEMOCRATIC OPTIONS
• Catholic board moving closer to a new site for school in Breslau
• Bowl for Kids Sake is year’s largest fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Waterloo Region
• Wellesley makes it official with 2018 budget, 2.98% tax increase
• Winter back in bloom for horticultu­ral society’s Family Day event at the Woolwich Memorial Centre
• Local riding associatio­ns now looking to get candidates in place for June 7 provincial election
• Digital informatio­n is largely permanent, but in most cases it shouldn’t be
• “It’s a fantasy that has been killed many times, but it never stays dead for long. ” Gwynne Dyer
• Special teams the key as Kings win two
• (Goose) down goes yet another hunter
• Jacks trailing 2-0 in first round of the playoffs
• Wilmot bantam girls take tournament gold for the third time this season, winning again in London
• Making a living while making a difference
• Young leaders grow where they’re planted
• Sounds of the islands sure to warm things up
• Something your taste buds will just love
• OBSERVER CROSSWORD PUZZLER
• Beyond the dinner plate, chickens changed the world as we know it

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