The Woolwich Observer - 2021-04-22

• Stay-at-home order the latest hurdle for local business
• Local fire services get share of $5 million
• Vaccinatio­n rates remain low in the region
• Trees for Woolwich unveils plans for sprawling Elmira Nature Reserve
• MUMMY TALK: Ancient Egypt continues to be a fascinatio­n topic for audiences, especially seniors, says expert
• GUIDE DOGS: Event raising money to help offset the cost of training each dog, estimated at $25K
• Shortage of foster homes has Family & Children’s Services looking for new volunteers
• NATURE RESERVE: Big plans from Trees for Woolwich
• Public health officials see pandemic situation growing more dire just now
• Police opt out of some measures of new provincial COVID-19 regs
• Ford needs a better read on the pandemic situation
• Bolsonaro commits political suicide by COVID
• Elmira patio is a short-term solution, plenty of issues for long-term
• Training the perfect puddle dog is often perfectly easy
• What we need is a more responsive health care system
• DYER: Deaths due to lack of care will write his epitaph
• Federal budget aims to make farmers greener than ever
• Betty Thompson Golf Classic a go this year, moves to Merry-Hill
• Żľ@^żƗƉյ Farmers have plenty to be happy about in new federal budget
• Do Canada’s grocers need a code of conduct?
• Canadian hazelnut producers hoping to join the mix
• Make this year’s planting season safe and productive
• HAZELNUTS: Ontario producers see an opportunit­y in this crop
• From an acorn a tree will grow
• Diagnosing ADHD
• Winter was a mixed bag for townships’ road budgets

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