A Celebration Of Life: Lois Marion Riddell (née McPhee)
Lois Marion Riddell Of Guelph, born and raised in Puslinch Township, in peace at the Guelph General Hospital on Friday, April 22nd, in her 87th year. Mother of Alan (Liz),…
Support Workers Still On Strike
– No resolution in Guelph and Wellington Family and Children’s Services labour dispute. – Provincial mediator asks management and union to refrain from speaking to media. Support workers with Family…
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Beautiful & Beneficial: Daughters Of The Wind
Its name means daughter of the wind in Greek. Grecian Windflowers or Anemone Blanda are native to the Mediterranean region. True to its name, this low growing flower endures the…
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Puslinch Girls Help Team Ontario Win Silver In PEI
Lindsey Carson and Lexi Ferraccioli of Puslinch helped team Ontario win silver in PEI at the Eastern Canadian Ringette Championships on April 17th. The Guelph Predators captured the provincial title…
Puslinch Fire Crew To Set Barn Fire To Learn About Blazes
Puslinch fire officials are ready to take advantage of a rare opportunity to burn a barn for research and educational purposes. The department has been granted permission to start the…
MPP Arnott Pushing For Ontario Green Legacy Programme
Wellington-Halton Hills MPP Ted Arnott continues to persistently advocate for the idea of an Ontario Green Legacy Programme. Meeting with senior staff from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry…
Puslinch Woman Charged With Impaired Driving
On April 17, 2016 at approximately 1:00 a.m., members of the Wellington County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) received a report of a possible impaired driver travelling on Laird Road near…
Help Us Make The ORC Pad Better!
On January 6th, Puslinch Council created a temporary ad-hoc committee with the goal of increasing our utilization of the Optimist Recreation Centre Ice Pad (the ORC Pad). The committee consists…
History Corner: Pioneer Gravesites In Puslinch
By Marjorie Clark. In the early days of settlement in Puslinch, families may have buried their dead on their farms, perhaps because cemeteries had yet to be established or possibly…