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Denny Scott
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Journalist, The Citizen North Huron
Walkerton, Wingham
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Biography
Former and once again journalist in Huron, Bruce and Perth County. Previously spent a short time in the municipal world. Currently work for Midwestern Newspapers. Formerly worked for: The Citizen (Blyth, Brussels, Belgrave and surrounding communities) The Rural Voice (SW Ontario Agricultural Magazine) Stops Along the Way (Huron County Tourism Magazine) The Signal-Star (Goderich and surrounding Communities)
Soccer, Fashion, Gossip
Content
By Denny Scott Verified| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified WALKERTON – In what Coun. Tim Elphick called a “good news, bad news” situation, Brockton Council found out costs for having an active courthouse in the municipality will increase 68 per cent this year. During its April 8 meeting, Trish Serratore, chief financial officer informed council that the court security and prisoner transportation costs for 2025 are estimated to cost $894,993, up from $417,946 in the previous year.
By Denny Scott Verified| Penticton Herald Verified WALKERTON – In what Coun. Tim Elphick called a “good news, bad news” situation, Brockton Council found out costs for having an active courthouse in the municipality will increase 68 per cent this year. During its April 8 meeting, Trish Serratore, chief financial officer informed council that the court security and prisoner transportation costs for 2025 are estimated to cost $894,993, up from $417,946 in the previous year.
By Denny Scott Verified| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified WALKERTON – In what Coun. Tim Elphick called a “good news, bad news” situation, Brockton Council found out costs for having an active courthouse in the municipality will increase 68 per cent this year. During its April 8 meeting, Trish Serratore, chief financial officer informed council that the court security and prisoner transportation costs for 2025 are estimated to cost $894,993, up from $417,946 in the previous year.
Company Info
The Citizen North Huron