The Woolwich Observer - 2022-05-12

• Woolwich moves ahead with pedestrian-only design of Peel St. bridge
• Taking the cause to heart
• Region looks to expropriat­e lands for new roundabout
• Talk about getting the pronouns right
• On the patio again
• Food trucks set to roll for Drayton Rotary Club fundraiser
• Critics worry simply giving police more money won’t help mental health incidents
• Waterloo Regional Police hold open house this weekend
• Candidates intent on winning, not on serving the public good
• Bad timing in Northern Ireland
• Some easing perhaps, but no end in sight for unaffordab­le homes
• Tales of water retrieving gone awry
• KANNON: Bubble or not, affordabil­ity is at crisis level
• Efforts underway to help farmers grow and raise more food
• Freeing up the ombuds
• The burnout factor
• Another pair of accolades for Home Hardware
• Wellesley approves pilot project to allow food trucks
• Richard III at Stratford
• Local Talent
• Bringing a Tempest to the stage
• Bicycle Safety
• Oscar Arthur Bloch February 24, 1939 - May 6, 2022
• Michael Paul Straus
• Treatment for vaginal dryness for menopausal women
• Lions host a ducky event
• Comm tower in Wellesley
• Tahini-Banana Snack Cake
• Tahini and banana, a popular pairing
• MAYO CLINIC: Finding ways to ease the discomfort
• Easily adding kale into the mix
• Kings on the brink after going down 3-1 in series against Cambridge Redhawks

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