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A controversial severance has been approved for a woodlot on Smith Street (Highway 6) in Arthur. The owner plans to clear trees for a condominium building on the property. https://t.co/lfxok4NEmq

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No one was injured, but there was a lot of damage and a large mess to clean up after someone drove a vehicle through the front of the Palmerston Foodland on Saturday morning. https://t.co/qSs5KvB15z

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Walk raises $20,900 for Canada Dog Guides in honour of Arthur woman, guide dog struck by transport truck. https://t.co/5HAJrdlXZe

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Wellington County is switching to recycling carts in August. Residents have until June 12 to request a smaller cart, as carts start to arrive in July. https://t.co/Gki59r3zGx

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A Markdale man has been charged in a collision last month that sent an Arthur woman to hospital and killed her guide dog. https://t.co/uGHBUeds4o

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Crosswalks honouring veterans coming to Arthur, Mount Forest. https://t.co/PjKLbEPSgc

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Declan Lisk, a Grade 10 student at Wellington Heights Secondary School, won first place in the Junior Boys 100m hurdles at the CWOSSA championships last week. He moves on to the OFSAA championships tomorrow. https://t.co/tZ8TI77Qfi

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‘Pollinator Jack’ Benham transforms former Preston Street dump in Arthur into pollinator sanctuary. https://t.co/Rza9NiRkzj

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A cyclist was airlifted to hospital with life-threatening injuries after being hit by a vehicle near Mount Forest yesterday afternoon. https://t.co/U46AtY623y

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Many candidates already in the running for fall municipal election. Nomination deadline is Aug. 21. https://t.co/TEIyAAawYh

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Two Wellington Heights students win national kickboxing championships. https://t.co/yICmcQrvvV

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Wellington North officials hope a new traffic enforcement program will stop people from parking or stopping on John Street behind the Mount Forest Tim Hortons. https://t.co/dGaJsgNxKq

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Two cylinder club members deny damaging Palmerston soccer fields during last summer's John Deere Show. https://t.co/UerWf2HI38

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Some Arthur residents are upset about a proposed development on Smith Street and are rallying to protect two acres of trees on the property. https://t.co/6v4htdtIbM

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Community Resource Centre will operate new Drayton daycare. https://t.co/S0Tmptn3Rd

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Businesses looking to build industrial and commercial developments in Mapleton can now apply to have development charges deferred for up to five years. https://t.co/ADqqZErtDZ

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Wellington North Mayor Andy Lennox will not seek re-election this fall. Councillor Steve McCabe says he'll be running for mayor. https://t.co/EPHSnGsNHo

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Police say there's no 'ongoing risk' to students, staff or the community after a student found a bullet near Palmerston Public School last week. https://t.co/CNFwv1RhZ7

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Drayton Kinsmen donate $30,000 utility terrain vehicle to Mapleton fire department. https://t.co/lzDIJbZp3d

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Local health team to receive $4.5 million in provincial funding that officials say will help 'connect every resident in Guelph Wellington' to primary care. https://t.co/9gvFQwsa6u