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“In Vietnam I made a promise to God, that if I could get out of there, I will do my best to be a servant,” said Ron Brewer, a wounded veteran shot five times at war.

BLUEWATER – Funding for new playground equipment throughout Bluewater is being sought after by the municipality.

BLUEWATER – Funding for new playground equipment throughout Bluewater is being sought after by the municipality.

Funding for new playground equipment throughout Bluewater is being sought after by the municipality. Councillors unanimously passed a motion during the June 7 regular council meeting to seek funding through the Healthy Communities Initiative to buy and install a new accessible playground structure at the Hensall Community Complex Park For $150,000 and purchase additional accessible play structure elements for Lions Park in Zurich and Clan Gregor Square in Bayfield. We apologize, but this video ...

nito/Shutterstock Sacramento, Calif., May 27, 2021 / 11:05 am (CNA). The California Catholic Conference is urging the faithful to speak out against a proposed state law that would remove several safeguards on assisted suicide, a practice which h...

MJ Insurance MJ Insurance has appointed risk management veteran, Emily O'Dell, to Risk Management Client executive at its Indianapolis headquarters. The

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After listening to witnesses and debating in the Wednesday, May 19 Charter Commission special meeting, the commission voted to reaffirm their recommendation that Peggy Rehder serve on the commission.  In March City Council Vice President wrote a letter to Chief District Judge Kathryn Messerich in opposition to the appointment of Rehder to the commission. He said in his letter, “during her past service on the Red Wing City Council, she exhibited unprofessional and erratic behavior that c...

Crime Stoppers of Central Wyoming reports that there is an increase in juvenile-related crimes, specifically relating to auto burglaries.

Author of the article: Dan Rolph Publishing date: May 13, 2021  •  1 hour ago  •  2 minute read  •  Article content BLUEWATER – Hydro lines along Bayfield’s Main Street will be buried as the result of one of many motions passed by councillors during a May 4 special meeting of council. The results of public consultation about the Bayfield Main Street Revitalization Project, which is now slated to begin construction in the fall of 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, were presen...