Jordan Snobelen is a journalist based in Fergus, Ontario, writing for The Wellington Advertiser. With a focus on local news, Jordan covers a wide range of topics including municipal budgets, crime, community events, and social issues. Their reporting provides in-depth coverage of the stories that matter to the residents of Wellington County, Ontario.
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Jordan Snobelen's coverage largely revolves around local news, particularly in the areas of government and politics, agriculture and farming, finance and economy, business and industry, as well as crime. His focus is on reporting on community events, taxation policies changes by local governments, criminal activities happening within the locality or its impact on residents.
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June 7 barbecue and open house event planned at Kenilworth municipal office
WELLINGTON NORTH MUNICIPAL OFFICE IN KENILWORTH (Photo by Jordan Snobelen)
By: Jordan Snobelen
Ontario Court of Justice building in Guelph. Photo by Joanne Shuttleworth
By: Jordan Snobelen
ERIN – Council here approved staff recommendations on how to spend $58,446 from Blue Triton.
By: Jordan Snobelen
ERIN – Council here has granted $20,500 to local non-profits and volunteer organizations, and boosted the town’s long-running grants budget.
By: Jordan Snobelen
ERIN – The Town of Erin is giving its support as the Erin Agricultural Society plans for its 175th anniversary next year. “We want to make it a big community event, and make sure everyone is feeling a part of it,” society director Eileen Brown told town council on April 25. “We do have a…
By: Jordan Snobelen
ERIN – Last year, Wellington Source Water completed 48 development reviews, 71 inspections, 107 septic inspections and finalized three risk management plans within town.
By: Jordan Snobelen
County of Wellington Administration Centre. Advertiser file photo
By: Jordan Snobelen
County receiving total of $31.8 million through federally-funded early learning childcare program in 2024
By: Jordan Snobelen
ERIN – The Town of Erin has adopted a new county-wide noise bylaw, bringing consistency to enforcement across the county’s municipalities, along with increased fines.
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