The Woolwich Observer - 2020-05-28

• A little pizzazz for the village
• Coronaviru­s numbers are stabilizin­g in the region
• Downtime leaves more time for his hobby
• Racing to resume at Grand River Raceway
• GRCA, townships move to reopen outdoor rec facilities
• Small abattoirs see increase in demand due to food security concerns
• Police ask residents to refrain from gathering in larger groups
• Martin’s Family Fruit Farm to hold off on reopening its retail store
• | EDITORIAL Another change to a media landscape already in peril
• Hong Kong: a story of what went wrong
• Will the public good be in the equation in post-COVID recovery?
• WHC COVID-19 COMMUNITY DIARIES
• Better days are just around the corner
• ■ Dandelions should be seen as ideal for pollinator­s
• Return to shopping beyond the essentials
• Still too many close calls and safety issues for farmers
• Cancellati­on of YouthForce program will make job market tougher still
• Ontario farm businesses working to adapt to a new reality
• More can be done to improve farm safety, FCC survey shows
• Critical Mass' first single in seven years
• The evolution of Joshua Sade James' musical style
• SJS: Facing the same lockdown situation, he knows plenty of people are dealing with feelings of isolation
• A quick change in the weather brings BBQ season
• Pet adoptions on the rise during lockdown
• They may have a bad reputation, but wasps are useful critters
• Finding some time to be creative with wood

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