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 Brockton Mayor urges those who notice deer acting strange to report to Ministry 
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 A 40 year old woman had non life threatening injuries after falling into the river. |
 Kathleen Arseneau will oversee department that also looks at business expansion and development |
 The building would reduce greenhouse gas and generate significant savings, Grant funding possible |
 Temporary hospice site to open at HDH by March 2018 followed by a permanent 6 beds in Brockton by 2020. |
 Huge pumpkins, a visit from Batman and a marriage proposal were some highlights.
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 Ornstown, Quebec growers bring in winning pumpkin at 1,760 pounds
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 An old school location will house up to 75 homes.
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 Funding secured by Lake Huron Fishing Club for partial removal
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 Brockton is looking for members of the public to sit on the Council Remuneration Review Ad Hoc Committee |
 Numerous activities have sign ups for the fall and winter seasons.
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 OPP say a woman has been airlifted to London after walking into the path of a truck. |
 Province to recognize outstanding leaders in rural economic development. |
 A Brockton man and one from the Shelburne area picked up on trafficking charges. |
 OPP say two 18-year-old men face charges after allegedly speeding through Walkerton. |
 Brockton loans $25,000 for upgrades to the ice pad at the Horse Palace
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 Brockton wants to share economic development officer and plans with its neighbours.
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 Brockton has adequate reserves, cash and financial assets with the ability to borrow more money if needed. |
 A company that had accepted the material, now turning Municipalities away.
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 It is now Hanover Saugeen Airport, causing a stir in neighbouring communities.
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 South Bruce OPP say a pickup and UPS truck collided near Brockton, injuring 2 people. |
 Issues include the local landfill and safety concerns for kids.
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 Councillor Chris Peabody has brought a motion for greater preparation and safety.
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 The ball is now in the Federal Government’s court to make a decision and recommendation. |
 The two municipalities review their agreement on sharing a landfill.
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 OPP say a 22 year old Brockton man failed to stop at the stop light |
 NDP proposal would require 50% of the board to have scientific qualifications.
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 Project to convert Brockton's Council Chambers into three offices and a meeting room.
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 Grand Opening in Brockton on Saturday morning.
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 New family arriving in Brockton 2 weeks earlier than expected will need a place to live. |
 Community groups will meet on a strategy for economic development and growth. |
 People are encouraged to clean the trail system along the Saugeen River this weekend. |
 Brockton council has made adjustments to address heritage and hazardous material.
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 The family of seven left Syria four years ago. They will arrive within three months. |
 Brockton says the $730,000 job must be done, with or without an infrastructure grant.
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 Walkerton water treatment plant roof to cost over 750,000 dollars.
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 A deal has been struck where Brockton rents the County Council chamber.
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 A parade will take place Sunday to mark the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge
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 Police say the Brockton man was impaired when he drove his truck into Lake Simcoe. |
 A two car crash near Walkerton sent 2 men to hospital, one was airlifted to London. |
 After 38 years, Roth will retire from CAO, Clerk and Economic Development duties, at the end of the year..
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 The Sunshine List included nearly 500 people in Bruce & Grey Counties. |
 Council votes to receive a full benefit package, The move could cost taxpayers up to $26 thousand a year. |
 Residents complain about poor conditions on a very steep hill in Brockton.
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 Some 30 people have applied for the job.
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 Mayor David Inglis tops the list, and he says taxpayers get value for their dollar from members. |
 Brockton and Walkerton's BIA strike deal.
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 Brockton is partnering with the County of Bruce in a venture to promote economic development.
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 Council decides to stick with the new system, despite concerns.
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 Applicants waiting for affordable housing in Bruce County grew slightly in 2016, compared to 2015.
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