Joanne Shuttleworth is a Reporter at The Wellington Advertiser. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, public health, and environmental issues, often exploring themes like climate change and healthcare systems. Joanne's work has been featured in various outlets, showcasing her commitment to covering regional interests and world news.
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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
A few procedural changes needed before shovels hit the ground
By: Joanne Shuttleworth
Council agrees to zoning bylaw amendment, paving way for the gas bar
By: Joanne Shuttleworth
Woman considering amputation will be featured in film documenting difficult choice
By: Joanne Shuttleworth
Residents opposed to plan to rezone agricultural land, build new headquarters for two companies
By: Joanne Shuttleworth
Belwood Forest Camp hopes to fill the void left by the closure of the township camp that ran from Belwood Hall while renovations are underway
In the meantime, St. David Street North will be closed June 22 to July 17 to complete sidewalk, bike lanes, landscaping, asphalt
By: Joanne Shuttleworth
Nine-year-old Bryan Ellis was put through the paces after winning a fire escape plan contest
By: Joanne Shuttleworth
Open house – From left, Guelph Wellington Women in Crisis (WIC) public educator Cindy McMann, Rural Women’s Support Program manager Jacinta Cassidy and WIC executive director Sly Castaldi were in Fergus on June 9 to mark the 40th anniversary of the Rural Women’s Support Program. Photo by Joanne Shuttleworth
Celebration on June 20 at the clubhouse in Victoria Park Fergus
By: Joanne Shuttleworth
‘Our legal fees are just skyrocketing’: MacDonald
