ANGIE HALLMAN

“Moderator Angie Hallman, lead the panel discussion that resulted in the 2024 Gold Special Event Award from the Municipal Waste Association for Promotion & Education. The award recognized Waste Management’s Kiss the Ground Farming, Food and You event held last October in partnership with the Kitchener Public Library.”

“I’ve been connecting with local Ukrainian associations and community members, with a Ukrainian church in Waterloo, and with Immigration Waterloo Region (IWR), to get an idea of where it would be best used.”

"I'm filled with so much hope that this is forward, this is the first of many," Hallman said.

"For me, walking side by side, as a settler, as a Canadian, with the indigenous people is something that I see as a path forward [to] reconciliation."

I have lost many people to cancer in my life. Supporting the Terry Fox Foundation each year is something our family is passionate about.  Every year I invite the organizers to join me for soaking for Terry!

“Locals can come out to an affordable event, support their local legion, and walk home after they’re done,” said co-organizer Angie Hallman, comparing it to alternative options in Kitchener-Waterloo. “It can be great for our community.”

“Just a reminder to all of your readers that Easter is the time when it’s perfectly safe to put all of your eggs in one basket. Hoppy Easter, Wilmot!”

"This is inspired by wanting to keep the kids as engaged and as happy as possible in our community, so we invite people to come and spread some holiday cheer."

"Our community is full of caring and compassionate people. This is the truest example of the common statement we hear," said Hallman. 

Blistering heat couldn’t stop the July 1 festivities from rolling on and successfully setting up next year’s celebration.

The new celebration of New Hamburg's founder will provide fun for all ages to enjoy this week.

The ad hoc group InterCityRail is hoping to inform citizens of southern Ontario about the impact the proposed high speed rail construction by the provincial government will have.

Smiles, high fives and congratulations were abundant when the Wilmot Splash Pad Committee learned Saturday that a $130,000 grant from the Trillium Foundation had pushed their fundraising efforts over the top.

It's been an honour serving the constituents and being your strong voice over the last four years, including the challenges brought on by the pandemic affecting each of us. I have made community safety, well-being and the environment part of every discussion, which has resulted in tangible benefits to the community.

She says she’s ready for another term in Wilmot. “It’s been an honour serving the constituents and being your strong voice over the last four years, including the challenges brought on by the pandemic affecting each of us. I have made community safety, wellbeing and the environment part of every discussion, which has resulted in tangible benefits to the community.”