The Woolwich Observer - 2018-06-28

• Child poverty rates among lowest in KitchenerC­onestoga in riding-by-riding study
• Township, region back Kiwanis Transit shuttle service
• Wellesley continues to tweak its noise bylaw
• NEW BOOK REVISITS LIFE OF DR. BETHUNE
• KEEP AN EYE ON THE NUMBERS IN TRANSIT PILOT PROJECT
• Improvemen­ts to Snyder’s Flats Road and Bloomingda­le community centre parking lot on target for next year
• Wellesley contribute­s $2,000 to Smart Cities Challenge
• Woolwich hosts Canada Day festivitie­s in Elmira on Sunday
• Regional police supporting blood drive heading into long weekend
• Saudi Arabia is home to nothing but a populist dictatorsh­ip
• Two national celebratio­ns, two very different paths ... a least to date
• Goaltender Matt Onuska gets invite to the U17 Team Canada tryouts
• Woodland girls take soccer gold at OFSAA
• The fish flop photo as a work of art
• Woolwich Waves sees numbers swell ahead of first meet
• Partners employing AI to help speed up the diagnosis phase
• Looking longingly across the fence at Ontario
• Redefining the term “super food”
• Smarten-up your farm with the Internet of Things
• What’s red and white and delicious all over?
• OBSERVER CROSSWORD PUZZLER
• Noise trumps service and even food in how we experience a restaurant

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