The Woolwich Observer - 2018-11-22

• Local youngsters enjoying a hands-on introducti­on to building robots
• Crafting up a $50 million idea for Waterloo Region
• LIVING WATERS COMPLETES ELMIRA LOCATION
• FORD WEAKENING ELECTION FINANCE CONTROLS
• Wellesley points to cost savings in cutting role of “net movers” at its arenas
• Six members of Elmira Scouting earn Queen’s Venturer Awards
• Alcohol OK, but no permanent bar at St. Clements Arena
• Council decides unsafe lighting towers to be removed from ball diamonds
• RCMP and the Canadian Centre for Child Protection partner to reduce child victimizat­ion
• Wellesley eyes destinatio­n park
• Rohingyas naturally reluctant about repatriati­on plan
• Attempting to think of collective good in the face of individual­ist propaganda
• Quiet schedule sees Kings top Brantford 5-2 on home ice
• Reality a big part of a trial by fire
• There’s no place like home as Jacks post pair of wins
• Woodland high school courting victory at provincial­s
• When local food is wild rice
• Region approves YMCA for “hub” services at the Elmira family centre hosted at Riverside PS
• Ag. group launches first mental health awareness campaign
• Access to healthy, affordable food remains top priority for Canadians
• 3D tech uncovers parasite behaviour
• A world of musical options for the holidays
• Dancing their way onto the world stage in Portugal
• OBSERVER CROSSWORD PUZZLER
• Navy researcher­s making like an eel and getting slimy in the water
• Local church choirs to sing in support of Woolwich Counsellin­g at annual Community Christmas Choral Celebratio­n
• Cranberry White Chocolate Biscotti

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