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 Several speakers to discuss shoreline issues during 2nd annual speakers series Thursday. 
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 Ernie Hardeman encourages farmers to seek help for mental health issues. |
 Public Health Dieitician says federal food guidelines promote dietary variety, rather than food groups.
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 Four County Labour Market Planning Board says several part-time staff could cover one role.
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 Coastal Stewardship Coordinator says focus of plan will shift to alvars and islands.
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 Four County Labour Market Planning Board says shrinking workforce, aging population issues facing employers.
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 Amy MacDonald says feeling better -- not weight loss -- key to better health in new year.
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 New rules allow officers to solicit breath sample, regardless of suspicion. |
 Auxiliary Police collected three cruisers full of food and $275 in cash. |
 Coastal Stewardship Coordinator says forum is major contributor to coastal action plan.
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 David Phelps is crediting Constable Laurie Houghton for helping deal with a traumatic event.
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 Police are collecting toys, non-perishable food, and money. |
 Alteration To OHL Club Business Structure |
 Third annual municipal forum will discuss ways to work together on coastline management.
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 The Federal Government finalizes the purchase for $22.5 Million. |
 Expect more R.I.D.E. stops between now and January 2nd, as police look to curb impaired driving. |
 School boards across province to discuss bullying, and how to identify it. |
 Grandma Goes To Rama Nov 18th |
 First of two meetings this week on safety campaign results & to take public suggestions.
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 Ferry docks for winter following trip to Wisconsin for propeller repairs |
 Visibility, careful driving, route planning among tips for safe and fun trick-or-treating.
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 With more farm vehicles on the road, OPP reminding everyone to exercise caution. |
 S.S. Norisle will be transported to Tobermory and scuttled sometime in 2020
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 It's recommended you thaw turkey in refrigeator, and wash grocery bags where turkey was handled.
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 Police Chief says the number of calls a year has roughly tripled over the last decade.
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 Official with Environment Canada says winter will be shorter, but snow could come sooner.
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 Patrick Jilesen says ag industry strongly connected in Canada, U-S, and Mexico.
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 Environment Canada says warmer temperatures will slight push the Autumn foliage.
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 Fundraising goal of $10,000 in Owen Sound
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 The J H Jones sank in 1906, killing all crew and passengers on board
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 A record number of backpacks have been handed out by the United Way. |
 Police say family left without a truck & vacation was cut short as driver did double the limit. |
 The Owen Sound office opened in 1985 and closes at the end of this month.
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 The Grey, Bruce, Huron and Perth county areas have a 3 per cent unemployment rate. |
 The Coast Guard conducted two different rescues coming to the aid of 9 people in total Sunday. |
 Federal government announces acquisition of more than 3,200 acres of land
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 Local reconciliation group to hold an interactive educational event in Tobermory. |
 Gordon Paterson is on the Bruce Peninsula today in a Canada-wide bike ride.
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 Ministry of Natural Resources & Forestry says the smell is likely smoke drift from northern fires. |
 The pilot decided to abort, and his small plane ran out of runway. |
 Their boat landed on rocks at South Baymouth in heavy fog. |
 Bruce Peninsula OPP arrest Burlington man and woman after car allegedly fled from police, sped |
 Driver sent to hospital after colliding with shuttle bus |
 Two men from Tobermory have been arrested on charges of assault with a weapon. |
 Bruce Peninsula Transit Operator says he can't afford to keep buses running.
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 Four County Labour Market planning board reports half a percent drop in unemployment |
 Have a look around the ferry in Owen Sound today. |
 Topics include energy & transportation, economic development & climate change.
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 Four County Labour Market planning board reports half a percent drop in area employment |
 Two properties south of Tobermory now controlled by Nature Conservancy of Canada
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