BlackburnNews.com stock photoMinto council has solved the problem of letting outsiders dump in Harriston.
Council earlier closed the trailer dump station in Harriston to all but local residents.
But several campers complained that they miss the service.
Council has decided that non-Minto residents living within 50 km of Harriston can pay $100 for five years dumping access, which includes a $20 deposit for a key.
Minto residents can use the dump station for a $20 key deposit.
Wheat finished lower.
Running September 11-13, the event brings decades of agricultural history to life with working steam engines, antique tractors, and live threshing demonstrations.
Saugeen Shores Police is looking for a vehicle that failed to remain at a collision in Port Elgin on Monday.
The first event for peopel running in Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh will be held Wednesday night at the Kingsbridge Centre.
Provincial police said this year's campaign targeted the "Big Four" bad driving behaviours: aggressive driving, failure to wear a seatbelt, distracted driving, and impaired driving.
United Way Bruce Grey (UWBG) will be bringing special training sessions to Owen Sound on disability awareness.
