The Woolwich Observer - 2018-03-29

• The rise of the machine at EDSS
• AN EDUCATIONA­L EXPERIENCE AT QUEEN’S PARK
• JUST SCRATCHING THE SURFACE OF SOCIAL MEDIA PERILS
• St. Jacobs student gets an up-close look at Queen’s Park antics
• The sun keeps on shining for those on public payroll
• Wellesley boosts stock of dog kennels despite the concerns of some councillor­s
• Township firefighte­rs among those who took part in food-and-fund drive Wednesday evening
• Police loading up for gun amnesty program running through April
• Homelessne­ss grant for region
• They’re just shams, but elections a must for dictators
• In the end, Woolwich has little say over what happens in the downtown core
• Steps need to enhance experience at covered bridge
• It’s tough sledding, but local racer shows he’s got the stuff
• Woolwich Wild invite girls to try their hand at hockey
• Trying to get a handle on normal behaviour
• Woolwich Wildcat teams take multiple championsh­ips over the weekend
• Kings eliminate Stratford in six to advance to Cherrey Cup final
• Kindred Credit Union seeking new CEO as incumbent to retire
• Urban Ontario sees farming generating jobs
• Even in the city, you can tap into the maple harvest
• A work of fiction based on a whole lot of fact
• Lemon just the right thing for a spring treat
• We’ve taken a little leeway with nautical matters in adding to our lexicon
• Blind runner not daunted by 500km ultramarat­hon
• Despite wet spate earlier on, maple trees in good shape for sap season

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