The Woolwich Observer - 2019-10-24

• Liberals reclaim local riding
• $11.4 million approved for new St. Boniface school in Breslau
• Work that's in steady demand keeps sculptor on the road
• Teaching the teachers to empower street kids
• Wellesley looks to extend ticketing powers to tackle illegal parking
• Halloween in Elmira again involves CANS, not just candy
• Wellesley celebrates opening of new Wellesley trail named for Erb family
• Spain struggles with Catalan dilemma
• Minority government­s have an upside, but no guarantees
• Ideas and platforms long ago dropped in favour of electabili­ty
• Your community's welcoming little lie
• Kings’ streak ended, but team quickly rebounds to pull off a win
• Jacks take three of four points to stay atop their division
• What they say about good deeds is certainly true
• Municipali­ties calling for changes to liability insurance regime
• The electorate needs to know farmers are also pro-environmen­t
• Made-in-Ontario yield monitor now available for dry bean combines
• Lab-grown coffee – agricultur­e’s rising eco-friendly revolution
• SPINNING A GOOD YARN
• DJ Carroll looks to up the spooky quotient at this year’s haunted house event
• An exchange of cultures proves an illuminati­ng experience
• Beyond a delicious beverage, teabags a good monitoring tool

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