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May 16, 2007  RSS feed


Banner night for Wolfpack
Last Thursday was the banner raising ceremony at Stroud Arena, where the Innisfil Minor Lacrosse Wolfpack Tykes were awarded a banner for all there hard work throughout the season of 2006. With determination and skill these boys got the job done at the provincials in Whitby last summer, placing 1st in the D division from across Ontario! More...
Facilitator Wells optimistic compromise can be found
by Bruce Haire

Provincial development facilitator Alan Wells is confident a deal can be worked out between Innisfil, Barrie and the County of Simcoe over the development of the 400 corridor and he has promised more openness about the process. More...

Mayor Jackson disappointed Barrie delaying boundary talks
Jackson says any delay is costly to Innisfil and Barrie Residents

Innisfil Mayor Brian Jackson is extremely disappointed that Barrie City Council is stalling on finding a solution to servicing expansion and future population growth in the area. "Barrie clearly lacks a full understanding of the economic consequences of further delay," says Innisfil Mayor Brian Jackson. More...

 News
• High turnout for Property Standards Public Meeting
Temperatures were rising so high at the public meeting regarding the Property Standards By-Law Wednesday night that the fire alarm went off twice at the beginning of the meeting. About 200 residents were in attendance at the meeting held in the Stroud Arena, and 60 were left outside - due to fire regulations, no more people were allowed in. More...
• Council reviews arena signage
• Essa moves to limit number of cats to three
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 Editorial
• Comment
The ill should have stayed at home
The meeting held at the Stroud Arena last week regarding the proposed Property Standards By-Law was a real eye opener. I am not speaking about the issues, the turnout or even the fact that some yahoo pulled the fire alarm twice before the meeting started. I am talking about the lack of respect shown towards your fellow citizen. More...
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 Letters
• Community should not look like a trailer park
Dear editor, Attn: Clerk's office Some of you folks that have been living here and my comments are directed mostly for the Gilford area, you think that the time factor of residency has no bearing on the pleasure and pride of ownership to your fellow neighbors. More...
• Proposed by-law should repesent Innisfil
• Thanks to the community
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 Business & Real Estate
• Honda hits milestone
Honda Canada Manufacturing hit a milestone in April and it had nothing to do with production levels. For the first time in its history, the plant which has been aiming for 100% recycling sent nothing to landfill. Simcoe County's largest manufacturer has now found ways to recycle and reuse all its materials. More...
• General meeting held for Tec We Gwill W.I.
• article has image A giveaway and a donation from Bradley's Flowers
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 Community Events
• York-Simcoe Naturalists
The York Simcoe Naturalists Group will hold a General Meeting on Tuesday, June 12, 2007 at 7:30pm. The meeting will take place in the River Drive Park Community Centre, 20 Oak Avenue in River Drive Park (off the Queensville Sideroad, north of Holland Landing). Refreshments will be served. More...
• Get involved! Innisfil Rec Centre essay writing competition
• article has image Innisfil Accessibility Advisory Committee paints Lefroy yellow
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 Community Columns
• CHURCHILL NEWS
Facts about the month of May: Did you know....There are many superstitions surrounding the month of May. The month of May was considered unlucky for getting married "Marry in May and you'll rue the day," was a popular expression. Being born in May was supposed to produce a sickly child. Never buy a broom in May or wash blankets, "Wash a blanket in May, wash a dear one away! More...
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 Police News
• South Simcoe Police
Possession of a Prohibited Weapon, Careless Storage of a Firearm, Possession of a Controlled Substance (Crack Cocaine), Possession for the Purpose of Trafficking On May 10, at approximately 8:40p.m. More...
• Crime of the Week - B&E at Staples Barrie
• Kuzmich Tourney thank yous
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 Sports & Leisure
• article has image Innisfil U12 Girls Rep Team takes 3rd place in Soccer Tourney
Innisfil U12 Girls Rep Team takes 3rd place for their U12 age division at West Niagara Invitational Soccer Tournament. The U12 Innisfil Girls Rep Team coached by Donna Kastle and Kent Pollard truly shone at the May.12,13th event! More...
• ATV use in County forests
• Innisfil Wolfpack Lacrosse results
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 Lifestyle
• article has image Insurance Corner: Insuring your big day
Wedding season is here! If you are among the fortunate people that are planning a wedding in the near future- congratulations! It is an exciting event and with a little smart planning, a day that you will cherish for a lifetime. More...
• New permanent teeth-in-a-day for denture wearers
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