Rachel Hammermueller

1 week ago | buff.ly | Rachel Hammermueller

North Perth’s Annual Family Teddy Bear Play Day on June 14 took over Listowel’s Memorial Park. According to the Chamber of Commerce’s event page, the event celebrates play, fun and the freedom and learning that naturally comes with it. To access this post, you must purchase Digital Subscription - Monthly or Digital Subscription - Yearly. Gain full access by subscribing - Subscribe NowAlready a member? Please login to get full access.

1 week ago | midwesternnewspapers.com | Rachel Hammermueller

HURON COUNTY – At their June 3 regular meetings, Morris-Turnberry Council and Howick Council both received a report from Huron County Planner Sarah Kurtz about the province’s currently circulating Bill 17. The bill, titled Protect Ontario by Building Faster and Smarter Act, 2025, was introduced “with the intent to make it easier and faster to…To access this post, you must purchase Digital Subscription - Monthly or Digital Subscription - Yearly.

1 week ago | midwesternnewspapers.com | Rachel Hammermueller

Residents eat their hotdog lunch around a table. from left around the table: Francis Templeman, Marion Waters, Margaret Peterman, Erika Hammermueller, Agnes Diehl, Mieke Hartenberg. Above right: Agnes Diehl, Mieke Hartenberg. (Rachel Hammermueller photo)Maitland Terrace retirement home held a blue-and-yellow-themed barbecue on June 12 for an early celebration of Listowel’s 150th anniversary. Residents and family members enjoyed a full picnic spread, complete with hotdogs and massive birthday cake.

2 weeks ago | midwesternnewspapers.com | Rachel Hammermueller

A Westfield student is airborne as she makes a running jump in triple jump competition, June 4. (Rachel Hammermueller photo)Ashlynn Snider, North Perth Westfield Elementary School, competes in intermediate long jump, leaping 8.13 metres. (Rachel Hammermueller photo)The North Regional Track and Field meet was held at F.E. Madill Secondary School on June 4, with elementary school students braving the heat to compete in a variety of events throughout the day.

2 weeks ago | midwesternnewspapers.com | Rachel Hammermueller

WINGHAM – The Ontario Law Enforcement Torch Run began in Wingham at Maitland River Community Church on June 4, with participants cheering their way down Josephine Street. Special Olympians, police officers, family members, friends and supporters from across Huron County participated in the event to raise awareness and funds for the Special Olympics. Since its…To access this post, you must purchase Digital Subscription - Monthly or Digital Subscription - Yearly.