Along the beach in Goderich.
{Photo by Bob Montgomery}The Mayor of Goderich says the replacement of the boardwalk along the Lake Huron shoreline in Goderich has taken a little longer than he had hoped.
But John Grace says it is moving along and when it is finished, it will be well worth the wait.
"It's a phenomenal, absolutely phenomenal boardwalk, 1.8 kilometres, and when you see the boardwalk along the shore, in behind the water plant, it is a spectacular view of Lake Huron."
Grace says the boardwalk should be completed by the end of October.
The latest report for the Stratford-Bruce Peninsula Economic Region showed that employment in the region actually went down slightly, but the size of the labour force has decreased even more so.
Transportation will no longer be assigned automatically to eligible students.
The Coastal Conservation Youth Corps returned to Goderich for the fifth year in late July to continue annual education and stewardship work along the shoreline.
Doctors and nurses with the Huron Perth Healthcare Alliance will be taking part is specialized trauma training in preparation for the upcoming Walton TransCan Races.
The Town of Hanover has begun its well improvement project, thanks to provincial funding that was awarded this winter.
The Gateway Centre of Excellence in Rural Health (CERH) is calling on more communities to take its Aging in Place survey.
