The Woolwich Observer - 2022-04-07

• Woolwich site among reported cases of bird flu
• Province looks to speed up planning process to boost supply of housing
• Kings finish season in first, open playoffs vs Brantford
• Township youth have a more positive sense of well-being
• Wildcats have a reason to celebrate
• From the archives
• Road work ahead
• Strain of bird flu is a threat to poultry stocks, but less likely to jump to humans
• WRPS investigat­ing thefts of LRT track components
• APRIL 1 APRIL 4
• A tale of two truces
• No quick solutions for problems with long-term care
• The Monitor
• Getting a handle on deficits, choose the right spending priorities
• In praise of multi-tools
• Shifting focus, Chartwell plans to sell off long-term care homes
• Emergency plan needed for foreign workers, says food sector
• Home prices cool a bit
• Giving credit to teachers
• Ontario is Working for Waterloo Region
• Back rockin’ the Aud
• Hybrid film fest
• Theatre Wellesley’s back, and the Proof ’s on stage
• OMHA TITLES:
• The importance of being an earnest donor
• Preventing kidney stones
• Dental care back to school
• Fairclough resigns
• Roman-Style Focaccia
• To finish and bake:
• All doughs lead to Rome
• EcoBooster­s selling rain barrels to mark Earth Day

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