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'Goo-covered' eagle rescued from Brantford landfill set free (opens the original)
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A goo-covered bald eagle whose wings were bound by a stinking sticky muck when rescued from Brantford’s landfill site in late August has been returned to the wild. Chantal Theijn, operator of Hobbitstee Wildlife Refuge in Nanticoke, posted on social media that the bird has been set free. “After four washes her plumage was clean and she spent a considerable amount of time preening to return her plumage to flighted status,” said the post. “It was a delight to see her go free.” A supervisor at the
Seven tonnes of organics diverted from landfill on Day 1 of Norfolk's new waste collection system (opens the original)
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Norfolk County staff say about seven metric tonnes of organic waste was diverted from landfill on the first day of the municipality’s new waste collection system. To give people an idea of what that looks like, staff posted a graphic of a dinosaur decorated with various organic material. “Seven metric tonnes: that’s how much organic waste Norfolk residents diverted from landfill on Day 1, about the same weight as a Tyrannosaurus rex,” said the post. “Thank you for turning food scraps and other o
Provincial test scores show local students continue to struggle with math (opens the original)
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Though still below the provincial average in all areas of assessment, the Grand Erie District School Board continues to show modest improvements in the latest provincial test scores. Results from the Brant Haldimand Norfolk Catholic District School Board show improvement in reading and writing testing in Grade 6, and stable numbers in Grade 3, and Grade 10 literacy testing. Like many students across the province, local students continue to struggle in math. Just 47 per cent of Grand Erie and 48
Norfolk County taking legal action to enforce settlement agreement with Waterford resident (opens the original)
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Norfolk County is taking legal action against Ward 7 municipal election candidate Warren Cummings over recent posts he made on social media. In a news release issued on Sept. 23, the county said Cummings “appears to have breached” the terms and conditions of a settlement reached in June between the municipality and Cummings who launched an earlier lawsuit against the mayor and council. The resolution included a formal apology and retraction from Cummings, payments of $46,750 toward the county’s
Grand River Arts Festival a celebration of the arts (opens the original)
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Hundreds of people made their way to the Grand River Arts Festival held Friday and Saturday on the grounds of the Glenhyrst Art Gallery in Brantford. The celebration included art, live music, theatre and performance art. Postmedia is committed to maintaining a lively but civil forum for discussion. Please keep comments relevant and respectful. Comments may take up to an hour to appear on the site. You will receive an email if there is a reply to your comment, an update to a thread you follow or
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