Author Archives: 90.5 myFM News staff
PPE cost relief for businesses in Clinton
The provincial government is offering PPE cost relief for local businesses. To be eligible, your business must have two to nine employees and be in either retail, accommodation and food services, repa...
Nov 25, 2020
OPP Festive RIDE campaign launches
This week is the start of the festive RIDE campaign. Until January 2nd, 2021, police in Ontario will be out making sure motorists are driving sober over the Christmas holidays. OPP Inspector Krista Mi...
Nov 25, 2020
HPPH reports 15 new COVID-19 cases over the weekend and 2 new deaths at Cedarcroft
Huron Perth added 15 new community cases of COVID-19 over the weekend, to bring the total confirmed cases to 278. There are no outbreaks in long-term care homes or schools, but Cedarcroft Retirement R...
Nov 24, 2020
Lucan opens housing for people living with autism
The town of Lucan now boasts a home which will house seniors and individuals on the autism spectrum with their caregivers. It opened Friday (Nov 20) and the property is headed by charitable organizati...
Nov 24, 2020
Gables and Colonial in Grand Bend sold
Gables in the Bend has been sold. According to the bars Facebook page, both Gables and the Colonial have been sold to new owners. The business says the reason behind the selling of both properties is ...
Nov 24, 2020
Victim Services honouring staff during National Victims and Survivors of Crime Week
This is National Victims and Survivors of Crime Week (nov22-28) and Victim Services Huron will be recognizing their volunteers. Deborah Logue is the Executive Director with Victim Services, she says t...
Nov 24, 2020
Blyth Festival to match donations until the end of the year
In an effort to inspire theater lovers to dig deep, three longtime supporters of the Blyth Festival have pledged to match monetary donations until the end of the year. Blyth Artistic Director, Gill Ga...
Nov 24, 2020
North Middlesex gets nearly a million dollars from the Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund
North Middlesex is receiving just over 990 thousand dollars next year from the Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund. Mayor Brian Ropp says this is a significant and important investment in the community...
Nov 24, 2020
Huron Perth moves to the orange COVID-19 level
Starting today, Huron Perth Public Health has been moved to the orange COVID-19 level. What this means is that long-term care homes will see new restrictions as will businesses. For example restaurant...
Nov 22, 2020
Don't travel to other parts of the province unless for essential reasons
During Friday afternoon's media conference the province encouraged people to not visit other regions, especially those at other COVID-19 levels. While there is no official travel restriction the new w...
Nov 22, 2020
