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Did Innisfil council cut too much planned spending from the 2010 Operating Budget?
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LSAMI OMB pre-hearing adjourned until August 31st
     At the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) pre-hearing for the Lefroy Settlement Area Management Inc. (LSAMI) application, the judge adjourned the case until August 31st, when it would deal with matters of Official Plan (OP) appeals.
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Residents looking for employment growth
     Residents had their say on as the Town held a meeting regarding the Official Plan(OP) and the Official Plan Amendment (OPA).
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Essa council turns down a proposed Thornton fruit market
     Essa council has turned down a proposed fruit/grocery market in the southern part of Thornton.
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The Friends of the Innisfil Public Library
     Lakeshore Branch served up wieners and sausages on Saturday as part of a fundraiser for the Friends. Marilyn Pillar, Sheila Hall, Donna Azopardi and Asad Maham spent Saturday afternoon feeding the hungry, with all products being donated by Sobey's Alcona.
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Meet your police and take in classic cars
     On Saturday, August 19, members of the community are welcome to drop by Sobey's in Alcona to meet members of the South Simcoe Police.
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Ground breaking ceremony
     The Town of Innisfil will be holding a Ground Breaking Ceremony on Sat. July 29th, 2006 from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the new Multi-Use Recreation Facility. Meeting place will be Town of Innisfil Administration Centre. Opening Ceremonies and speeches will start at 11:00 a.m. with lunch at 11:45 a.
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Council moves ahead on mandatory hookup in Thornton
     Despite almost universal opposition from local residents, Essa council is moving ahead with a proposal to require 77 properties in the Thornton area.
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Canada Cord Ceremony held in Cookstown
     On Wednesday June 28, the following girls received the Canada Cord: Nichole Bagley, Marissa Carman, Lindsay Bailey and Jessica Sanigo.
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Conservative Government delivers on its child care promise
     Starting July 1, 2006 the almost 10,000 pre-school aged children in YorkSimcoe became eligible to receive the universal child care benefit. Previously, I was unaware of any
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Save lives on the water National Drowning Prevention Week
     OTTAWA, July 9 /CNW/ National Drowning Prevention Week begins Sunday, July 16th and the Lifesaving Society urges Canadians to ensure their safety and the safety of others on, in, or near the water, is top of mind.
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THORNTON NEWS
     It sure is a shame that you can't even leave your house for a quick weekend getaway without it being vandalized. Neighbours came home to find plants uprooted and some of their outdoor decorations smashed last weekend. Rumor has it that Thor College was also targeted again. What makes these vandals t
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County Development Charges will help pay for burgeoning growth
     Growth Pays for Growth, Not the Existing Taxpayer
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Kidd Clan general meeting
     The 81st annual General Meeting of the Kidd Clan took place on June 11, at the Anten Mills Community Centre.
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Ontario cancels property tax reassessments for 2006 and 2007
     MPAC to implement Ombudsman's recommendations by 2009
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More candidates file nomination papers for election
     Who's declared they're running With the municipal election on Monday, November 19th, nominations are being filed
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