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Some examples of the Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) meat cans at their warehouse on Heritage Drive in New Hamburg.The beef can was canned in 1997 and the pork can was canned in 2012. Turkey has been the MCC’s focus in recent years. About a pound-and-a-
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  • Veronica Reiner
  • Thu, Mar 30th, 2023
MCC New Hamburg building a stationary, permanent cannery in Heritage Drive warehouse

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  • Wilmot-Tavistock Gazette Staff
  • Thu, Mar 30th, 2023
Growing list of local municipal employees appearing on the “Sunshine List”

Nik Nabrotzky and Sam Bergel were among those from Complete Tree Service New Hamburg that removed the waterwheel section by section on Wednesday morning, March 15.
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  • Veronica Reiner
  • Thu, Mar 23rd, 2023
Iconic New Hamburg waterwheel removed, metal replacement to be coming soon

Ben Addley, right, has been appointed as Oxford County’s Chief Administrative Officer. Left is Oxford County Warden Marcus Ryan.
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  • By Lee Griffi
  • Thu, Mar 16th, 2023
Oxford County Council appoints Ben Addley as Chief Administrative Officer

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  • Lee Griffi
  • Thu, Mar 16th, 2023
The Pursuit of a Licensed Daycare in Tavistock – Part 1

The fundraising sign for the Tavistock Spray Pad hasn’t been updated yet to show the $100,000 goal being met. East Zorra-Tavistock Township is expected to call for proposals in the very near future.
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  • Lee Griffi
  • Thu, Feb 16th, 2023
Tavistock Spray Pad Fundraising Reaches Fundraising Goal

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  • Lee Griffi
  • Thu, Feb 16th, 2023
peopleCare Ready to Break Ground in Tavistock

Future of Caressant Care’s Long-Term Care Home Unknown

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  • Wilmot-Tavistock Gazette Staff
  • Thu, Feb 16th, 2023
The Wilmot-Tavistock Gazette nominated for three OCNA Better Newspapers Competition awards

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  • Lee Griffi
  • Thu, Feb 9th, 2023
EZT Council Bans Camping and Approves a 6.49 Percent Pay Hike

Left to right, Paul Ming director/treasurer of LYNC, Boris Emanuel Executive Director LYNC, Jeff Van Gyssell Community Champion for LYNC, Steve Wagler Chairperson of LYNC and Mark Murray from 100 Men of Wilmot Who Give a Damn.
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  • Veronica Reiner
  • Thu, Feb 9th, 2023
Affordable housing project coming to New Hamburg gets regional support

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  • Lee Griffi
  • Thu, Feb 2nd, 2023
Tavistock Spray Pad Inching Closer to Fundraising Goal

The current 160-bed Woodingford Lodge in Woodstock. (Photo contributed by Oxford County)
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  • Lee Griffi
  • Thu, Feb 2nd, 2023
Oxford County Looks to Build Another Woodingford Lodge in Ingersoll

St. Clements resident Charlie Bechthold, middle, delegates to Wellesley council, including Mayor Joe Nowak, right. Left is Fire Chief Paul Redman.
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  • Veronica Reiner
  • Thu, Jan 26th, 2023
Some residents unhappy with 14% Wellesley Township tax increase

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  • Lee Griffi
  • Thu, Jan 26th, 2023
Mornington Slowly but Surely Bringing Internet Service to Shakespeare and Tavistock

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  • Lee Griffi
  • Thu, Jan 26th, 2023
Mornington Slowly but Surely Bringing Internet Service to Shakespeare and Tavistock

The New Hamburg Firebirds celebrated 70 years of local hockey at the Wilmot Recreation Complex on Saturday, January 7. There were opening ceremonies just before the Firebirds game against the Paris Mounties, featuring representatives from each era of the
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  • Veronica Reiner
  • Thu, Jan 12th, 2023
Firebirds celebrate 70 years of junior hockey

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  • Lee Griffi
  • Thu, Jan 12th, 2023
Emotional Plea for Change at Oxford County Intersection

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  • Lee Griffi
  • Thu, Jan 12th, 2023
EZT Looking for Six Good People

East-Zorra Tavistock Mayor Phil Schaefer, left, owners Jody Pendry, Peter Overdevest, along with Senator Rob Black, officially opening Terra Nova Nordic Spa and Café. (Photo credit: Gary West)
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  • Lee Griffi and Gary West
  • Thu, Dec 15th, 2022
Terra Nova Spa and Café Opens Nordic Spa

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  • Veronica Reiner
  • Thu, Dec 15th, 2022
19-year-old charged in connection with fatal Punkeydoodles Corners collision

The new subdivision is called Southbridge Estates and is being built by Apple Homes on what used to be prime farmland. It will have 62 single-family homes upon completion of the first phase. (Photo credit: Lee Griffi)
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  • Lee Griffi
  • Thu, Dec 15th, 2022
OFA Concerned About Land Use Following Approval of Bill 23

The New Hamburg Santa Claus Parade took place on Sunday, December 4, where Santa himself made an appearance. (Photo credit: Facebook/Julie Hause)
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  • Wilmot-Tavistock Gazette Staff
  • Thu, Dec 8th, 2022
Santa Claus visits New Hamburg

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  • Lee Griffi
  • Thu, Dec 8th, 2022
Local CUPE President Eyeing More Classroom Help After Deal Ratified

The first hybrid Wilmot council meeting took place on December 5.
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  • Wilmot-Tavistock Gazette Staff
  • Thu, Dec 8th, 2022
Wilmot now holding hybrid council meetings

First hybrid meeting took place December 5

An aerial view of construction. Bill 23, or the “More Homes Built Faster Act,” has passed, a provincial legislation that overrides some municipal zoning laws and eliminates and changes the development fee structure. (Photo credit: Unsplash/Ivan Bandura)
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  • Lee Griffi
  • Thu, Dec 1st, 2022
Oxford MPP Refutes EZT Mayor’s Concerns Over Bill 23

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