Wednesday Dec 23 | Goderich Signal Star
Highway renovations disappoint ACW
Highway 21 is getting a makeover north of Goderich, but it isn't exactly what councillors from Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh were looking for.
From his job at an airport in Churchill, Manitoba, to being described by CNN as the a oepresident of Poland,a at the funeral of Pope John Paul II, CBC journalist and news anchor Peter Mansbridge described some of his memories of 41 years of journalism to a crowd in Goderich Monday morning.
Council to start trimming $1.3 million
"We have a Herculean task ahead of us," said a sombre Mayor Deb Shewfelt at Goderich Town Council's December 8 public meeting.
Mansbridge tells a lifetime of tales over breakfast
From his travel experience to every corner of the world, Peter Mansbridge, the quintessential Canadian and trusted voice of the country's national newscast, says our legacy as a people and a nation is quite simple; we care.
Petition reinforces need for road safety
Safety on the roads is not just limited to what happens inside the car and one Goderich resident has spearheaded a petition to see things get safer around a popular children's destination.
Canadian hose maker DeeTag plans move to site in Cumberland Valley Business Park
A Canada-based manufacturer of hydraulic hose assemblies plans to build a manufacturing facility in Chambersburg.
Next H1N1 clinic set for Dec. 3
The latest word from the Huron County Health Unit is a real shot in the arm for everyone.
Photo by Dave Sykes - Legion Br. 109 members Richard Madge, John Orr, Barron Purser, Norm Leddy and Ed Pyette pay respects at the cenotaph during Remembrance Day Ceremonies at Courthouse Park.
Nelson Street affordable housing complex getting community support
Things are taking shape at the Maple Tree housing complex at 45 Nelson Street, as a mix of professionals and volunteers are coming together to complete the project.
Restoration disaster made right by family
Vance Frazer's worst day with the car he has owned for 45 years was when he realized the restoration shop he had paid $17,000 to do a body-off-the-frame restoration had done very little more than take his money.
Sally Ann kettle campaign seeks community volunteers
No sooner does November hit than thoughts turn to the Christmas season, and the Salvation Army is looking for some help with their annual kettle campaign.
Town hall on-schedule, on budget
Construction of the new Goderich Town Hall is moving ahead on-schedule and very nearly on-budget, according to architect Alan Avis.
When she was a kid, Mercedes Lander used to head out to the big, new houses in Byron on Halloween costumed as a cat.
Park upgrades expected in Spring
Lions Harbour Park is all systems go for the installation of new washrooms and upgrades to the bandshell area.
Boys, 12, charged after girls shot with air guns
GODERICH, Ont. Two 12-year-old Goderich boys have been charged with assault with a weapon after young girls were shot with air guns.
T his week we're about to relax in the new sauna in CW's corporate penthouse suite.
The Perth and Huron United Ways merged Wednesday, a move precipitated by the near collapse of the Huron County agency earlier this year.
Kids Help Phone prepares to run Boo-la-thon at Little Bowl
BMO Financial group is preparing to host a spook-tacular bowling event in Goderich to support Kids Help Phone.
Goderich: A town with some serious idenity issues
Ita s a town with an identity crisis. Goderich is in the process of reinventing itself in an effort to be more attractive to businesses.
Hampton cited for 'lovingly tended flower beds' by CIB
The Town of Hampton has again been awarded five blooms - the highest rating a community can earn - in the annual Communities in Bloom competition.