The Woolwich Observer - 2020-12-17

• Region appoints a vaccine task force, steps up enforcemen­t
• Woolwich defers decision on fate of Peel St. bridge
• Living Here
• EDCL to receive $25,000 from ECSF
• GRT seeks second round of public input in developing Breslau transit
• Schwaben Club makes Breslau its new home
• Knights of Columbus see increased demand for the toys they collect for needy kids
• GRT: Planners looking for more specifics to help draft a pilot project
• Celebrate holidays safely or risk more lockdowns, health officials advise
• Winter likely to be milder, but with more precipitat­ion
• Finding ways to boost the Wellbeing of those in Waterloo Region
• WMHA kicks off license plate fundraiser
• Region gets $3.3 million under latest round of Social Services Relief Fund
• Region's rationale for daycare applies to all spending
• Anti-abortion laws and radicaliza­tion
• Making Facebook accountabl­e for every word the best way to rein it in
• Climate change and the snowshoe hare
• Holiday Art Market runs through Dec. 20
• Grand River Ag. Society steps up its support for start-ups
• Canadian farmers facing new sustainabi­lity era
• KWS takes their Christmas spectacle online
• Arts fund grants support two Wellesley artists
• Gerth, John Harry
• Santa to roll through Maryhill, Bloomingda­le and Breslau
• WOOLWICH RESIDENTS SUPPORT FUND: RESPONDING TO FINANCIAL NEEDS
• Easier Prime Rib
• Woman's symptoms require evaluation with health care provider
• The lights are real, but the audience was virtual

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