Joanne Shuttleworth is a reporter for The Wellington Advertiser, focusing on local news in Fergus, Ontario, Canada. With a keen interest in community issues and local government, Joanne covers a range of topics including council meetings, community events, and developments in the area.
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Joanne Shuttleworth's coverage predominantly revolves around local government, community development, and public policy in the Ontario region. She focuses on events and government announcements related to taxation, infrastructure, and community well-being. To engage her effectively, consider offering insights or expert commentary on local governance issues such as tax policies, urban planning projects, or community development initiatives within the Ontario region. Additionally, providing information about significant upcoming events or official announcements concerning these topics might attract her attention.
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By: Joanne Shuttleworth
The multi-use pad in Bissell Park is in disrepair. Advertiser file photo
By: Joanne Shuttleworth
Residents can apply for the subsidy with proof of Sentricon installation
Council sees map, hears rationale for proposed new urban boundary
Dan Hofsink hopes surgery in Florida will end painful ordeal
By: Joanne Shuttleworth
Councillor has filed a notice of motion that will be considered at Oct. 28 meeting
By: Joanne Shuttleworth
ELORA – Habitat for Humanity Guelph Wellington has a different kind of fundraiser in store this year.
By: Joanne Shuttleworth
The multi-use pad in Bissell Park is in disrepair. Advertiser file photo
PUSLINCH – Firefighters responded to a grass fire call on Wellington Road 36 in Badenoch around 5am on Oct. 23 but arrived to find the township-owned storage shed had burned to the ground. The shed was used by Puslinch Minor Soccer and all its equipment was destroyed in the blaze. “We don’t know what started…
By: Joanne Shuttleworth
ABERFOYLE – Puslinch council started slogging through the township’s proposed 2025 capital budget at its Oct. 23 meeting. The proposed capital budget for 2025 totals $6.6 million. Of that, $1.4 million is proposed to come from the tax levy and the balance from reserves or grants. Big projects on the horizon to be paid for…
By: Joanne Shuttleworth
Township staff have proposed an urban boundary expansion to Fergus and Elora based on population growth. The areas outlined in blue indicate employment lands and orange indicates residential. Image from council agenda
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