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 Students will learn all about the importance of agriculture in Grey Bruce. 
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 Roughly $1 million handed out locally in Southwestern Ontario Development Fund. |
 Allan Avis Architects awarded for design of Cowbell Brewing Co. in Blyth. |
 OFA Director requests Huron join the "Producing Prosperity" campaign, ahead of June 7th election.
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 Health Unit officials want Grey Bruce Municipalities to endorse the goal of a sustainable food system.
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 Society looking for waiver of county portion of rezoning fee for new animal building. |
 Four County Labour Market planning board reports half a percent drop in area employment |
 Individuals, businesses recognized in 20th Annual Awards Banquet |
 Ontario Plowmen's Association praises IPM's charitable giving at annual general meeting.
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 Youth and Tech Centre gets commitment from Exceldor Foods |
 Arran-Elderslie councillor looks for assurances from Bluewater District School Board trustees
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 Award recognizes outstanding contribution to farming and farm life. |
 Erosion control initiatives most popular, followed by tree planting and cover crops.
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 Local students pursuing post secondary education or training could be eligible for $2,500. |
 The unemployment level in our area increased slightly in February to 4.5 per cent. |
 Projects in Zambia earn Lambton students two top prizes at 2018 Enactus Expo. |
 Feedback on Grey County's official draft plan is being sought in a series of public meetings this month.
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 Stewardship Council coordinator says resources available for anyone fighting the invasive grass.
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 Agricultural courses will be open to all public Grade 11 and 12 students.
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 More than 900 employment opportunities
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 The new strategy will help Brockton better position itself for the future.
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 Ontario Federation of Agriculture says political parties need to focus more investment into rural communities |
 County Warden says farmer issues should be addressed, ahead of this year's provincial election.
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 MPAC assessments of farmland have increased over 71 per cent.
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 Officials say it was a tough decision for members to not have a fair this year |
 The funding is all part of the Province's plan to help boost small business across rural Ontario. |
 Between $39-45 thousand will go to each municiaplity for downtown storefront improvements. |
 Construction totalled 17.5 million dollars in 2017 in the town.
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 Huron County Federation of Agriculture requests reduced tax ratio for future years.
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 The 52nd annual Grey Bruce Farmers Week concluded Tuesday in Elmwood. |
 Ben Lobb the says jobs and the economy will always be his priority first and foremost.
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 Stratford-Bruce Peninsula Economic Region sees seventh straight month of net job increases |
 Lisa Thompson says rural issues will be apart of Progressive Conservative agenda, ahead of June election.
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 Empty storefronts, loss of manufacturing jobs and need for skilled workers are some challenges.
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 Mayor Bernie MacLellan says 100th IPM the highlight of the year for Huron East.
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 Officials say over 100 volunteers helped make the Walton IPM a success.
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 Dr. David R. Montgomery will speak at sold-out event at Clinton's Libro Community Hall.
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 IPM, Canada 150 among big celebrations in the first of Jim Ginn's two-year term as Warden.
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 Dr. David R. Montgomery to discuss links between soil health and economics.
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 Dufferin Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones wants to ensure organic labelled products really are organic. |
 Tory MPP Lisa Thompson wants Premier Wynne to lean more on Ottawa to promote TPP trade.
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 The raw milk advocate is appealing his conviction for obstruction. |
 Raw milk advocate is given 60 days for obstruction of justice. |
 Chair of region's economic development board says residents need to be more welcoming than accepting.
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 Huron-Bruce MPP Lisa Thompson wants agri-food component in Gr. 9-10 Careers course.
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 Durham area dairy farmer Michael Schmidt has been found guilty of obstruction.
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 Michael Schmidt believes his sentence will be relatively light.
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 Health officials recommend vaccinating horses against Eastern Equine Encephalitis.
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 Former Saugeen Shores Councillor, Victoria Serda, is on a panel with former US Vice President Al Gore.
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 Federally regulated marijuana grower in Tiverton reports $1.5 million in first month of sales.
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