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Rotary Huron Shore Run sets a new pace in Southampton

1 day ago | shorelinebeacon.com | Greg Cowan

Advertisement 1 • Article contentThe Rotary Huron Shore Run is growing in popularity and, in turn, raising more money for life-saving equipment in local hospitals. Advertisement 2Article content“Most people don’t realize the government does not buy the equipment for hospitals. They pay, really, less than 10 per cent for that.
MNRF update says it tranquilized bear for safety of public and bear

1 day ago | shorelinebeacon.com | Scott Dunn

Advertisement 1Some criticized MNRF decision to tranquilize bear so high in tree • Article contentThe Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry says it acted “within safety parameters” by tranquilizing a young bear which then tumbled from high in a tree in Owen Sound May 20. Advertisement 2Article contentAn MNRF update said the bear, which fell after efforts to coax it down safely failed, was held overnight for observation and released the next day.
Butterflyway Project rejuvenates pollinator-friendly gardens

3 days ago | shorelinebeacon.com | Frances Learment

Advertisement 1Neglected butterfly gardens in Saugeen Shores will be rejuvenated as part of the Butterflyway Project to improve habitat for pollinators. • • Article contentTown Saugeen Shores councillors were very receptive – two offered their property and seed/plant stock – to a request from resident Terry Wilson for support for a Butterflyway Project in Saugeen Shores.
Seniors and students party at Southampton Care Centre prom

3 days ago | shorelinebeacon.com | Frances Learment

Advertisement 1With music, food, flowers and glam, local seniors and graduating high school students partied at the Southampton Care Centre annual prom. • • Article contentMicky Majury, 81, didn’t go to her Paisley high school prom – no steady beau and no ride – but she made up for it June 3 at the Southampton Care Centre (SCC) when she escorted into the 1950’s-themed prom by Adam, 18, a Grade 12 graduating class student at Saugeen District Senior School (SDSS).
Legacy projects form as communities remember Walkerton teacher and students

5 days ago | shorelinebeacon.com | Greg Cowan

Advertisement 1A teacher and four students died while returning home from a softball tournament. As their communities lay them to rest, plans to honour their legacies are taking shape. • Article contentThis weekend in Walkerton, Owen Sound, Chesley, and Durham, people gathered to say goodbye. To remember, and to grieve. Advertisement 2Article contentArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.
Rotary Huron Shore Run sets a new pace in Southampton

5 days ago | shorelinebeacon.com | Greg Cowan

Advertisement 1 • • Article contentThe Rotary Huron Shore Run is growing in popularity and, in turn, raising more money for life-saving equipment in local hospitals. Advertisement 2Article contentArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.
Saugeen Shores flag raising kicks off PRIDE Month in Saugeen Shores

1 week ago | shorelinebeacon.com | Frances Learment

• • Article contentThe multi-hued PRIDE flag – the universal symbol of inclusion and acceptance – was temporarily raised on the Town flagpole in Port Elgin at a May 30 ceremony to mark PRIDE Month and acknowledge and celebrate the local SLGBTQIA+ community and allies. The flag was then returned to half-staff to honour the four Walkerton students and a teacher killed in a traffic collision near London May 23.
Port Elgin Goderich St. work completion is ahead of schedule

1 week ago | shorelinebeacon.com | Frances Learment

Advertisement 1The $w2.6 million reconstruction of 4.5km on Goderich St. in Port Elgin will wrap up in early July, weeks sooner than forecasted. • • Article contentAn accelerated construction schedule means the Goderich St. resurfacing project in Port Elgin is on track to finish in early July – several weeks ahead of the original timeline.
Bruce-Grey Catholic school board staff member faces criminal charges

1 week ago | shorelinebeacon.com | Greg Cowan

Advertisement 1 • • Article contentThe Bruce Grey Catholic District School Board confirmed on Thursday that a staff member is facing criminal charges and has been placed on leave. Advertisement 2Article contentArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.
Planting red Geraniums in celebration of main street Southampton

1 week ago | shorelinebeacon.com | Frances Learment

Advertisement 1Sprucing up the Southampton Post Office flower beds - red Geraniums this year- is an annual labour of love for Jim the Gardener. • Article contentRecent frost warnings put Jim the Gardiner on weather watch until this past Tuesday and Wednesday when it was finally safe to plant 16 red Geraniums in flower beds at the Southampton Post Office on High St.Advertisement 2Article contentArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.