The Woolwich Observer - 2020-04-23

• Crossroads Restaurant shutters
• Virus shows signs of slowing in region, say health officials
• Downtime leads to lauch of Elmira podcast
• Elmira man finds a fix for his time at home
• Township health and wellness businesses adapt to the climate
• The Great Brain Workout goes online
• COVID-19 affects Trees for Woolwich planting and care events
• Local soccer season to be delayed; potentiall­y shortened
• Informatio­n is key during COVID-19 crisis
• MCC relief sale moves online
• | EDITORIAL Local and Canadian options key to a recovery
• Fauci must go on to counter Trump I
• Seniors' finances in wake of COVID-19 crisis raises questions
• Slingshots play a vital role in our developmen­t M
• ■ Woolwich Healthy Communitie­s wants to hear your COVID-19 stories
• Restaurant­s see a boost in sales thanks to take-out
• Farmers struggle to bring in migrant workers
• ROBERTS: Securing Canadian sources of food means we'll have to rethink focusing strictly on the lowest price
• Hiring local workers for on-farm jobs isn’t as easy as it sounds
• Ottawa announces support for farmers and agri-food businesses
• Jeff Poolton still finding an outlet for his music
• The art of raising money during the COVID-19 downturn
• A good way to ham things up
• Woolwich Residents Support Fund: COVID-19 relief
• Left-wing geese make the best shuttlecoc­ks for badminton
• Message from beyond

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