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The Sunday Seven: City eyes removal of closed, historic downtown bridge

Other articles include the retirement of a longtime local hockey coach and the opening of a new store for rare streetwear and vintage clothing
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Allan's Bridge, which crosses the Speed River just south of Macdonell Street, is recommended to be removed.

City eyes removal of closed, historic downtown bridge

An historic downtown bridge, which has been closed for years, should be removed and replaced with commemorative features as area revitalization efforts progress, city staff believe. That’s the preliminary preferred option for Allan’s Bridge, which crosses the Speed River immediately south of the Macdonell Street bridge. READ FULL STORY HERE

Rare streetwear finds and vintage shirts fill new downtown shop

Premium streetwear brands meet vintage band t-shirts at a new store downtown opened by a University of Guelph student whose sneaker collection was overflowing. Ben Deleeuw is the franchisee of Vintage Meets Hype at 11 Macdonell St. READ FULL STORY HERE

After nearly 20 years behind the bench, Guelph hockey coach hangs up the skates

After nearly two decades and countless hours behind the bench, Keith Schultz is moving on to the next stage of his life. Schultz coached his final game for Guelph Minor Hockey last Sunday at the Sleeman Centre. READ FULL STORY HERE

Concerns at new high school open house focus on getting to school

Parents are concerned about how their children will get to school once boundaries are changed with the incoming new Guelph high school. READ FULL STORY HERE

Guelph now has its very own social network: SPACES

SPACES is designed to bring Guelph residents closer together, providing a platform to explore, share and connect in a way that highlights the vibrant culture and diversity of the region. Whether you’re a local foodie, an outdoor enthusiast or simply looking for a space to share good news, SPACES has something for everyone. READ FULL STORY HERE

Man who killed Guelph security guard in 2020 not fit to be released

During an annual review, Jordan Langelier was determined to pose a significant threat to public safety and should remain detained in the Forensic Psychiatry Program of St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton, where he has been since being found not criminally responsible of second-degree murder in the death of 63-year-old Mario Ruffolo in October of 2020. READ FULL STORY HERE

With no funding agreement, new Guelph HART Hub on hold

Guelph’s Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment Hub won’t open as planned on April 1, according to the Guelph Community Health Centre. Why? The province hasn’t provided a funding agreement yet, officials say. READ FULL STORY HERE



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