Bill Atwood is a journalist for the Woolwich Observer, focusing on local news in Elmira, Canada. With a keen interest in community events and human interest stories, Bill covers a range of topics including mental health, sports achievements, cultural events, and local initiatives. His articles provide readers with a glimpse into the vibrant and diverse community of Elmira.
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Bill Atwood's articles show a strong focus on local community events, human interest stories and expert commentary. He appears to be particularly interested in covering topics related to sports, human resources & employment, and family & relationships.
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Poet laureate and Youth poet laureate to be selected
25 local artists are set to display their work at Riverwalk Commons over two weekends later this month
Local United-Way set to be beneficiary of Tim Hortons smile cookie campaign
City to hold open house on Monday evening at city hall auditorium
By: Bill Atwood
Grant to provide $5,000 and five weeks of coaching
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Film festival to collaborate with Lights on Stratford and the Stratford Festival for holiday programming next month.
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By: Bill Atwood
School board and college celebrating recent completion of first ever Electrical for Women Dual Credit course
Proceeds going towards House of Blessing
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