Joanne Shuttleworth is a reporter at The Wellington Advertiser. She covers a diverse array of topics including construction and real estate, regional interest, and health-related issues, with a particular focus on sustainability and climate change. Joanne's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her commitment to reporting on social issues and current events in North America.
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Salary increases bring Puslinch to 55th percentile of comparable municipalities
PUSLINCH – Wellington County has determined that Puslinch needs 600 more homes to meet its housing obligations to 2051. With 73 existing vacant units, 73 vacant rural lots, and the potential for 204 new rural severances under the current policy, that leaves a need for 250 more dwellings in the township. Council heard from Jesse…
Fifty decorated trees on display in home just outside Belwood
These angel key chain ornaments are for sale at Heritage River Retirement Residence in support of the Centre Wellington Food Bank. Submitted photo
By: Joanne Shuttleworth
Budget still has to be formally voted on at the Dec. 16 council meeting
By: Joanne Shuttleworth
Bigfoot – This image is from the episode Bigfeet in Suburbia, one of 25 new episodes in the Teeny Tiny Stories series on TVOKids written by Elora native Sky Hammond. Submitted image
By: Joanne Shuttleworth
GUELPH – The average family of four can eat a nutritious diet for $315 per week, according to the Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health monitoring of food affordability report that was presented to the board of health on Dec. 4. The scenario family profiled in the report consists of a male and female aged 31 to 50,…
By: Joanne Shuttleworth
CENTRE WELLINGTON MUNICIPAL OFFICE IN ELORA (Advertiser file photo)
By: Joanne Shuttleworth
CENTRE WELLINGTON – There was plenty of discussion on the topic of establishing a bylaw to regulate short-term rentals (STR) in the township at the Dec. 16 council meeting, but little discussion about the content of such a bylaw. Most of the conversation was about the economic development and prosperity advisory committee and whether a…
By: Joanne Shuttleworth
ABERFOYLE – Almost a year after passing a site alteration bylaw, Puslinch council heard from staff that the bylaw is serving the community well and there should be no changes.
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