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The Woolwich Observer, 15 Oct 2026

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ArticleCoun­cil can­did­ates field ques­tions in Bloom­ing­dale

GROWTH, GRAVEL PITS AND ARTIFICIAL intel­li­gence were top of mind for Wool­wich’s may­oral hope­fuls and Ward 3 can­did­ates as they met at a town hall event Octo­ber 8. Evan Bur­gess and Eric Schwindt are vying to replace out­go­ing Mayor Sandy...

Coun­cil can­did­ates field ques­tions in Bloom­ing­dale

ArticleWood­land Chris­tian HS marks 50 years with open­ing of new build­ing

High School this year are now mak­ing use of the latest addi­tion to their cam­pus, an agri­cul­tural and tech­no­logy build­ing. The new $5-mil­lion facil­ity opens as the school cel­eb­rates its 50th anniversary. The idea for the addi­tion got...

Wood­land Chris­tian HS marks 50 years with open­ing of new build­ing

ArticleWMC search­ing for pro shop part­ner

THE WOOLWICH MEMORIAL CENTRE IS explor­ing options on how to offer skate-sharpen­ing ser­vices, and began soli­cit­ing expres­sions of interest at the begin­ning of the month. They’ve already heard back from inter­ested parties. Accord­ing to Thomas...

WMC search­ing for pro shop part­ner

ArticleRegion rat­i­fies col­lect­ive agree­ments with CUPE 1883

SOME ADDITIONS TO THE COLLECTIVE agree­ment signed last week between the Region of Water­loo and CUPE 1883 focus on inclu­sion and gender issues. Besides secur­ing job secur­ity and a wage hike for the roughly 850 employ­ees it rep­res­ents, the...

Region rat­i­fies col­lect­ive agree­ments with CUPE 1883

ArticleWhere are Elmira’s founders bur­ied?

BEFORE IT WAS A VILLAGE, it was a forest. Twenty years before it earned the name Elmira, the tree-packed bush near the recently estab­lished Con­es­togo was owned by a saw­mill owner named David Mus­sel­man. In 1832, he brought on a young...

Where are Elmira’s founders bur­ied?

ArticleElmira break in sus­pect

Police are seek­ing a sus­pect fol­low­ing a break-in at a res­id­en­tial con­struc­tion site on Bur Oak Drive in Elmira. The sus­pect, who fled in a maroon Hyundai, is described as a Brown male in his 30s, with a slim build, approx­im­ately 5’8” tall,...

Elmira break in sus­pect