The Woolwich Observer - 2022-03-10

• $1-million donation a big boost to Wellesley Township’s $27-million rec. centre project
• Region trends in right direction getting back to business
• Spring’s ahead, but we’re not likely done with winter
• From the archives
• Mask usage to be eased
• WCR puts restored locomotive into service
• Long establishe­d in Ukraine, MCC is helping with current crisis
• DONATION: Fundraisin­g committee off to a good start in effort to raise $2.5 million from the community
• TRAIN: Restoratio­n of locomotive was a labour of love by cadre of Waterloo Central Railway volunteers
• MCC: While withdrawin­g some aid workers, agency is maintainin­g its efforts
• WEATHER: Temperatur­es expected to normalize by April; flooding a risk
• FEBRUARY 28
• MARCH 4 9:20 PM MARCH 5
• Police investigat­ing multiple thefts of enclosed trailers
• Rising prices help us focus on reducing food waste
• Putin as junkie madman might help explain invasion
• When it comes to the benefits of leisure, embracing it is half the battle
• Kings extend lead atop conference with another pair of wins
• Being studious about crappie behaviour
• DYER: We can’t be unsure how unbalanced Putin is with talk of nukes
• Nobody on his deathbed wishes he’d spent more time at work
• Keep an eye on the environmen­t as prices rise
• House prices keep rising
• Returning to something like business as usual
• Connecting trails and tales along the Grand River
• ROBERTS: Watching for an impact
• Femme Folk Fest a go
• Stratford extends mgmt.
• Downchild finally gets to share milestone with their fans
• MINOR SPORTS SCOREBOARD
• BUYING ALL POCKET OR WRIST WATCHES,
• PLAYFORD: Ruthanne
• Moser, Sylvester (Ike)
• Rick Gaudet
• Bauman, Lovina (Brubacher)
• Death Notices
• 21st century stroke prevention strategies
• Improving water quality
• Lions support Ukraine
• Towards a more inclusive church setting
• MAYO CLINIC: Preventing strokes
• Smashed Cucumber Salad
• Perfect hue for your St. Patrick’s Day spread
• GALE: “There can be in some churches a lot of traditiona­l thinking, what we might call traditiona­l values,” he says
• Finding ways to make healthy meals even in times of rising food prices
• Municipal crews out battling potholes as weather allows shift from snow-clearing

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