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Article content Like silver linings and tender mercies, the unbidden care and compassion offered a Port Elgin senior incapacitated by a fall are helping her overcome the pain and affirming her belief in the good of man and God. “What wonders people can do to help others who are in pain,” Maria Candiago, 79, said in a telephone interview as she described a small group of local women who stepped up to help her recover from a mid-April  fall in her beach area cottage.. The caregiver ringleader is Port Elgin’s Joyce Scammell who quietly arrived at Candiago’s door, vacuum in tow, to help...

Arnold and Gingles seek mayor's office in Moncton cbc.ca 2 hrs ago © Submitted Moncton's two candidates for mayor are incumbent Dawn Arnold and challenger Erik Gingles. Voters in Moncton are being asked to choose between two candidates for mayor in the upcoming municipal elections. Dawn Arnold is seeking a second term and Erik Gingles is her challenger. Arnold was first elected to council in 2012. She's on the provincial advisory committee for local governance reform and the Cities of New Brunswick Association executive committee.  She's a member of the Order of New Brunswick and receiv...

Last Updated: Apr 1, 2021 6:19 PM Municipalities in Bruce and Grey counties are closing down many public facilities again as Ontario enters a province-wide “emergency brake” shutdown on Saturday. Essential services in municipalities will continue to operate. This includes services such as road maintenance, water and wastewater, garbage and recycling collection and police and fire departments. Public facility closure announcements made by local governments in Grey Bruce as of this evening appear below. Grey County Owen Sound -The Julie McArthur Regional Recreation Centre and Harry Lumley B...

mgreier@salemnews.net A Salem High School junior is looking for donations for his Eagle Scout project to install a wheelchair swing at Waterworth Memorial Park. Sam Murray first approached the Salem Parks Commission last summer about his idea, which still needed the approval of his Eagle Scout committee and the Sandy Beaver district. Since then, he received all approvals necessary to go forward. Murray, a member of Troop 6 at St. Paul Church, posted details on the park department’s social media page and also addressed city council during a recent meeting. The cost of the project is estimate...