The Huron Shores Hospice board has received its charitable status and has launched a fundraising campaign.
One of the first donations was from local broker Linda Bowers of Royal LePage Exchange Realty in Kincardine.
The money will help the organization to develop hospice palliative care services in Kincardine and surrounding communities.
On Sunday, May 14 there will be a Hike for Hospice at the Davidson Centre in Kincardine.
All ages and abilities are welcome to support the hospice drive.
Wheat finished lower.
A campaign by The Society of United Professionals is calling for support of CANDU reactors at the proposed Bruce C nuclear plant in Kincardine.
In an open letter, SON expresses deep frustration with what they call "decades of disregard" from the Crown governments.
Huron Perth Healthcare Alliance says that, due to human resources issues, the emergency department in Clinton will be clsoed from Friday night to Sunday morning.
Grey Bruce Public Health says the crow was submitted to the Canadian Wildlife Health Co-operative for testing on June 6.
The Huron County Library is celebrating the launch of the new hub Saturday, June 14
