September 1, 2010 / News

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The Way We Were

Closing the station
Jim Arnold was doing bookwork at the time the Cookstown Canadian National Railway Station closed in April, 1967. More...

County asks province for Official Plan answers

By Richard Blanchard

Simcoe County councillors moved forward with a resolution to urge the province to move ahead with its approval of the municipality’s much delayed Official Plan. More...

Culprit robs convenience store with handgun

South Simcoe Police were called to a Stroud variety store on Aug. 29, shortly before 4.30 p.m. The store clerk had been robbed by a man with a gun. More...

Girl treated for rabies following dog attack

By Chris Simon

The owner of a dog that attacked a four-year-old girl is still wanted by police. Four-year-old Ekaterina Kvartyrmeister was swimming at Innisfil Beach Park on Aug. 18, when she was bitten by a small black bulldog. More...

Library staff still seeking Seepe Walters contest entries

By Chris Simon

Writing a story could net a prize. The Innisfil Public Library is currently accepting entries for the annual Seepe Walters Short Story Contest. More...

Wardlaw plans to retire after council term expires

By Chris Simon

A few familiar faces will be walking away from Innisfil politics after October's municipal election. More...

Little recovering after surgery

By Richard Blanchard

Adjala-Tosorontio deputy mayor Doug Little is on the mend after returning home following an accident with his riding lawn mower. More...

Economic and tourism strategy in development

The County of Simcoe is embarking on a process to develop a comprehensive five-year regional Economic Development and Tourism Strategy. More...

Driving school offers safety tips

It's back to school time and the roads will be busy again with buses, a higher volume of children walking, and parents picking up and dropping off students in school zones. Drivers need to be cautious and take extra care on the road. More...

Alzheimer Society meeting at The Spoke

The Alzheimer Society of Greater Simcoe County will host a support group meeting at The Spoke in Sandy Cove Acres North on Sept. 16, from 1 to 3 p.m. More...

Rotary Club hosting charter gala on Sept. 11

The Rotary Club of Innisfil was charted on June 17th, and will celebrate with a gala evening. More...

Dust suppressant damages vehicles, says resident

By Chris Simon

At least one resident is fuming over the damage a sticky dust suppressant is doing to vehicles travelling along the 3rd Line. More...

Dance benefits Canadian Cancer Society

By Chris Simon

Young or old, everyone was encouraged to boogie at Lakeside Retirement at Innisfil last week. The retirement complex hosted a charity dance, with proceeds benefitting the Canadian Cancer Society. More...

Health unit offers a shot in the arm

The Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit offers regular immunization clinics. To book an appointment, call 721-7520. More...

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