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August 1, 2007  RSS feed


A Progressive Conservative government would commit itself to investing $12 million over two years in support of efforts to clean up Lake Simcoe. Party leader John Tory made the announcement, to the delight of accompanying supporters, when he appeared in Barrie last Wednesday. More...

Council passed a by-law Wednesday night that should be pleasing to pool owners; steel (rod iron) or wood panel fences are allowed to be erected around pools, providing there is a 100 mm maximum spacing between the pickets/wood panels. More...

South Simcoe Police were called to Oriole Cres home in Innisfil at approx. 4 am on Wednesday July 25. Residents reported that a van had struck parked cars and then continued on and struck the corner of a residence, causing severe damage. More...

Never one to disappoint, the Innisfil Public Library is offering yet another service to make life easier and a bit more manageable for members of the community. ServiceOntario is a link you can find on the Innisfil Public Library's website, www.innisfil.library.on.ca. More...
Oh those short summer months
We are upon the August long weekend and I am sure you are asking yourself the same question I am; Is it August already? Really, where has the summer gone? More...
Dear editor, There has been opposition to the Big Bay Point Resort from the very start, and some times it takes a little longer for the people who really care about our Lake to get hot under the collar and start joining groups to complain. Most of us figure that the people we elected will look after these important things. More...
Mayor Brian Jackson and Steve Radcliffe, members of the Communities in Bloom (CIB) Committee went before council Wednesday night, highlighting the rock feature that will be located at the front entrance of the new rec centre. The CIB Committee raised $20,000 at their Garden Gala for the purpose of creating a water feature for the new facility. More...
There will be a Customer Appreciation Day held at Love to Fish Simcoe on Sunday, August 5th. From 6 until 11am, customers can stop by for coffee and donuts and between 11am and 3pm, they will be holding a BBQ. Drop by a fill out a ballot for one of three great prizes from Love to Fish Simcoe. The draw will be held at 3pm. More...
Elvis has left the building! And what a great time we had in Collingwood. I do believe it was the best I've ever attended in the past ten years. With over 200,000 advance ticket sold for all the venues...and this before the festival even got underway... organizers were hailing this the biggest and best Elvis Collingwood Festival to date. More...
The South Simcoe Police were contacted by the Coast Guard at approx. 11:54 p.m. Saturday evening advising that two people had capsized their canoe and were yelling for help. They were at the East end of Kempenfelt Bay. The South Simcoe marine unit were out earlier on another call when the distress call came in. More...
Sportsmanship was the name of the game on the night of July 4th as T-Ball #1 and T-Ball #2 met again. Reid Petite, Zachary Denis and Layton showed great sportsmanship by helping out the short handed T-Ball #2 team. The gloves of Kyle Broudreau and Kira Nursoo were on fire. Both made great stops in the infield to keep the runners on base. More...
Whether you're planning a vacation or a trip this summer, keep in mind that an empty house is a tempting target for a burglar. More...
There is no disclaimer in gardening books or any manuals that advise you to garden at your own risk. Common sense and awareness must therefore prevail to thwart infections and ailments while enjoying this popular hobby. The first thing to take note of is, if you are out on a sunny day for an extended period of time you will want to protect your skin from a sun burn. More...