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 Danielle Valiquette is serving first term as municipal councillor. |
 Police say suspect fleeing police discarded several items, including over $17k in methamphetamine. |
 It will take place tonight at 7 p.m. in front of the Kincardine Islamic Centre. 
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 Orillia mom who lost son to fentanyl overdose says the opioid crisis is a national health emergency.
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 Meighan Wark says $17.44 for all county staff worth looking into, but final decision is made by elected officials.
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 Bluewater picks up biggest municipal payment, while Huron and Bruce receive $725k. |
 Council to go with a pilot project this summer to see what kind of nibbles they get.
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 The Saugeen Shores community met to discuss the lack of workers in a growing region.
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 Expanded competition will add a children's pitch contest Thursday night, at Goderich's Livery Theatre.
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 It's an annual fundraiser for the Billy Bishop Home: Museum, Archive, and Historical Society.
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 Eleven million in funding secured, public campaign underway.
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 Over 30 businesses, service groups and individuals announced
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 Mayor John Grace says slight increase in taxes expected, due to higher property assessments for 2019.
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 Celebrate philanthropy in Muskoka and recognize the collective effort in building a smart and caring community.... |
 Township of Southgate says statements about the Dundalk Fire Department being a "skeleton crew" are untrue. |
 Municipal dollars needed to continue program serving youth in West Grey, Brockton, South Bruce and Arran-Elderslie |
 Orillia public forum will hear from parents who have lost their children to opioid overdose.
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 Stephen Tamming says worries include EMS vehicles accessing Rotary Cove Beach while large vehicles are parked.
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 91 per cent of respondents to a survey supported elimination of program
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 Over 1,400 visitors attend activities |
 Municipality to provide $10K per year to help offset rising costs |
 HPHA officials say staff retirements, recruitment challenges reason for temporary lab shutdown. |
 Over the weekend residents were evacuated as the levels of the Humber River continued to rise. |
 Mar 18/19 Bayshore Broadcasting Morning Sports |
 Victim Services Huron to discuss human trafficking in Huron County, at Goderich Public School Monday night.
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 They are $90,000 away from meeting their $1.45 Million goal with two weeks to go. |
 Kitchener scores 6 PP goals, Yantsis with 4 goals, Damiani with Gordie Howe hat trick.
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 Fundraising efforts continue to help finance project
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 36-year-old from West Grey, 42-year-old from Hanover face unauthorized weapon possession, drug-trafficking charges |
 Office of the Ontario Fire Marshal probing Wednesday blaze at Hensall Legion. |
 The accident involving a horse drawn buggy and a School Bus in Arran-Elderslie sent five youths to hospital.
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 Power to the building in Southampton has been cut off and the hydro meter removed.
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 Deadline to apply for 1-year free office space, business training contest is Friday.
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 Mayor Barb Clumpus says this will remove staff and Council from an awkward situation.
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 ABCA and MVCA say rainfalls and warm weather will result in quickly-rising river levels. |
 A celebration of life will be held today at the Bayshore Community Centre in Owen Sound. |
 Mar 14/19 Bayshore Broadcasting Morning Sports |
 Vendor Terry Saxby says summer flea market will be hosted at C & E New & Used Furniture.
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 Violent crime, property crime and motor vehicle collisions all rise |
 A Wasaga Beach council committee will be looking at approving a number of events at its meeting on Thursday morning. |
 The 2017 rating for Saugeen Shores was 96% and in 2016 it was at 89% |
 IPM Committee presents cheque for $20,000 to food bank centre, in Centralia. |
 Mar 13/19 Bayshore Broadcasting Morning Sports |
 About 400 people are without doctors in the community, but quality of care is rated 'excellent.'
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 Senior Climatologist says March may have started cold, but warmer temperatures are coming.
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 $8K will go towards hiring of youth intern |
 The majority of the town's building activity was residential, with 104 new house permits issued last year.
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 Mar 12/19 Bayshore Broadcasting Morning Sports |
 Senior Farm Policy Analyst Rob Lefort says properties assessed too high, causing higher-than-expected tax rates.
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 People packed the restaurant to raise money for a local family affected by cancer.
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