Council addresses future of committees

The re-organization of committees of council were a topic of discussion at the last council meeting on February 25. Before the municipal election, the...
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BIA a possibility for Merrickville

A group of business owners have come together to look at the possibility of creating a Business Improvement Area in Merrickville. A BIA...

EDO position not a waste of resources

Mayor Doug Struthers made a comment at the end of the last council meeting, addressing the resignation of Jeff McNamee, the municipality’s former Economic...

Group in Merrickville take part in Global Climate Strike

A small, but enthusiastic, group of climate change activists gathered in Merrickville on Friday to take part in Friday’s Global Climate Strike. The protest...

A message from Mayor Struthers

I would like to particularly acknowledge and thank all of the residents of Merrickville-Wolford. As a result of your commitment to self-isolating, social distancing,...

The red and white bricks of Merrickville-Wolford

by the Merrickville and District Historical Society As you drive towards Easton’s Corners on highway 16, just between Allan’s Tool Shed and Wolford Public School,...

Merrickville residents frustrated with delay of outdoor rink

Several Merrickville-Wolford residents have been concerned over the past few weeks about the lack of action at the Merrickville outdoor rink. Resident and mother...
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A message from Mayor Struthers

The COVID-19 pandemic will not be eliminated at a particular point in time, but through a sustained effort by all of us. As we work...

New CAO appointed

The Village of Merrickville-Wolford is pleased to announce that Douglas J. Robertson has accepted the position of CAO/Clerk/Economic Development Director and will commence employment...