The Woolwich Observer - 2020-11-26

• Woolwich wants alternativ­es to demolishin­g Peel Street bridge
• Elmira childcare centre likely to remain open, says mayor
• Village Manor in St. Jacobs among the latest locations seeing outbreaks
• Union Street subdivisio­n plan on hold again
• Regional childcare centres remain on the block despite pushback
• Canadians not always adept at spotting scams
• Wellesley approves temporary 50% fee reduction for minor hockey ice time due to pandemic
• Santa will parade through Elmira
• Plenty of reasons to boycott 2022 Olympics in China
• No, democracy isn’t really in decline
• It’s more than the shorter days that’s making us feel sleepy
• Thermoses aren’t what they used to be
• The current polarizati­on and assault on democracy underway in the U.S. is likely to be transitory
• Gravel pit cleared for Winterbour­ne valley, as Woolwich drops legal action
• GRCA, local supporters push back at plans to weaken conservati­on organizati­ons
• Family Medicine Resident Weekend goes virtual
• Efforts to enhance business risk management
• Growers welcome grocery industry
• Making a list, checking it twice for the minister
• Panic attack isn't lifethreat­ening, but can be frightenin­g
• Braised Turkey Thighs w/ Sweet potato Mashed
• A tasty reason to make a turkey dinner
• Chana Masala
• Habitat projects make a big difference for people with little

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