The Woolwich Observer - 2022-04-14

• Bus route cancellati­ons on the rise due to COVID-19
• St. Jacobs residents push back against proposal to ease noise restrictio­ns
• Province not eyeing new mandates in wake of new wave
• Region looks to lower bag limits on garbage collection
• From the archives
• Higher energy standards
• Long-term care homes receive provincial funding to help boost staffing numbers
• Board reopening facilities to the public, beginning with high school gyms
• Police charge pair under provincial Animal Welfare Services Act
• Bird-flu outbreaks are keeping officials hopping countrywid­e just now
• WHC event looks to boost number of candidates running in local elections
• Ribbon-cutting makes it official at Drayton’s A.C.G. Small Engine Repair
• BUSING: Companies are looking for more drivers
• Residents making noise over proposed changes to bylaw
• The French election is about to get interestin­g
• The Monitor
• New voices would bring greater choice to municipal elections
• You can never look back
• KANNON: Wider slate of candidates, more engagement improves the odds of getting an outcome that serves the public
• Poll shows public support is huge for Canadian agricultur­e
• On the road Home
• Ag. society initiative
• Giving hard-hit businesses a hand up
• Drayton Entertainm­ent ramping up to go live again
• Chicago in Stratford
• Community talent
• Sugar Kings sweep through Brantford in the first round of GOJHL playoffs
• Sommers, Delores Marie
• Martin, George W.
• Martin, Fanny
• Death Notice
• Bleeding moles may or may not be serious
• In support of Ukraine
• Doing in Sir John A.
• Banking a bigger demand for food services
• Rice noodle bowls are simple and kid-friendly
• There are a number of variations on pancakes
• MAYO CLINIC: Look for moles that stand out from others
• Sweet Potato & Green Onion Pancakes
• Elmira Optimists gear up for Easter candy giveaway on Saturday

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