The Woolwich Observer - 2018-05-17

• Woolwich pledges $250,000 to regional economic developmen­t group
• Neighbours unhappy with plans for Jakobstett­el property
• ELMIRA SCOUTS HAVE A NEW CO-COMMISSION­ER
• U.S. MEDDLING, TERRORISM INFLAME THE MIDDLE EAST
• Ken Seiling to retire at end of term
• Young singers now warming up as Wellesley Idol holds tryouts later this month
• Community fish fry, to benefit pond restoratio­n project
• Gun amnesty ended, police collect hundreds of weapons
• Legacy award rewards volunteer effort
• Wellesley approves deal to extend Park Street in St. Clements
• Growth has been the biggest challenge during Ken Seiling’s tenure as chair
• “Iran is entirely within its rights in condemning Trump’s action.”
• Elmira volleyball player accepts scholarshi­p to U.S. college
• The fine art of building a sporting vehicle
• Skipping all the way to $100,000
• The cost of extreme weather
• Women who farm struggle with their identity
• The arts do abound for young performers
• Going green and local as planting season starts
• OBSERVER CROSSWORD PUZZLER
• Success doesn’t always follow a bell-curve, as it can be just a matter of luck

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