Nicole Beswitherick is a journalist based in Fergus, Ontario, focusing on local news and community events. With a passion for storytelling, Nicole's articles cover a range of topics including charity initiatives, sports achievements, community programs, and local business contributions. Her work has been featured in various publications including The Wellington Advertiser, The Listowel Banner, Capital Curr, and CBC.
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Nicole's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, fundraising initiatives, and local organizations in the Ontario area. She also covers topics related to health and wellbeing, sports, as well as agriculture and farming.
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By: Nicole Beswitherick
LISTOWEL – As part of a new campaign, Community Living North Perth (CLNP) will be collaborating with DA Virtual Sports for its Bowl Us Home fundraiser. The event will take place on Oct. 20 at DA Virtual Sports in Listowel, and will occur between noon and 6 p.m. The DA Virtual Sports website explains that……
By: Nicole Beswitherick
An incomplete example of the Frankenopoly board. (Contributed photo)
By: Nicole Beswitherick
NORTH HURON – BM Ross Engineer Ryan DeVries came to township council on Oct. 7 with financial plans for water metering in North Huron. DeVries addressed council back in May with an earlier version of financial plans, and noted at that time the wastewater financial plan recognized that the current 2024 replacement cost of the…
By: Nicole Beswitherick
NORTH HURON – Funeral Director Dayna Deans, from McBurney Funeral Homes in Wingham, came to council here on Oct. 7 to address changes in how the township managed its cemetery fees last winter, hoping for a solution before this winter season. In a letter to council, she wrote that North Huron currently has a surcharge…
By: Nicole Beswitherick, Listowel Banner, Mike Wilson
HOWICK – Council here received four reports with its consent agenda at its meeting last Tuesday. Two were pulled out for discussion. The first was regarding the upcoming annual OPP billing for information only. It was stated that the 2025 budget costs for OPP will be $644,627 – making it a 21.15 per cent increase…
By: Nicole Beswitherick
NORTH HURON – Council here recently received a report regarding the deregulation of taxicabs and other vehicles-for-hire, and directed the director of legislative services and clerk to prepare a bylaw to repeal bylaw 54-2022 for its Oct. 21 meeting. The report states that “the regulation of taxicabs and other vehicles-for-hire in Ontario is done so…
By: Nicole Beswitherick, Listowel Banner
The Listowel Cyclones went up against the Sarnia Legionnaires on Oct. 25, coming out with a 4-3 victory at the Steve Kerr Memorial Complex. They followed with a 9-3 win at home again on Sunday. (Banner file photo)
By: Nicole Beswitherick
NORTH HURON – The Wingham Ironmen (PJHL) announced on Oct. 24 that they have partnered with Cowbell Brewing Co. to bring beverage services back to Ironmen games at the North Huron Wescast Community Complex effective Nov. 3. “The Wingham Ironmen are thrilled to have Cowbell come aboard as our beverage provider,” said Jamie McCallum, president…
TEN YEARS AGO 2014 – Voters made a clear choice, electing Doug Kellum as North Perth’s deputy mayor. In what many thought would be a highly contested race, unofficial results had Kellum taking a wide margin over opponent Warren Howard by nearly 400 votes. TWENTY YEARS AGO 2004 – LDSS student Crystal Kedrzejewski won the…
ATWOOD – The 10th annual Atwood Halloween House fundraiser took place last Saturday night. This year many more houses have stepped up their spooky decorations, specifically the homes at 145, 151, and 158 Main Street, Atwood. Halloween decorations across the three properties include a 12-foot-tall skeleton, 13-foot-tall flying witch, and a spooky tunnel of dancing……
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