September 19, 2007 / News

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Turtles on the move in Innisfil

Here in Innisfil, we have an some precious wetlands. These wetlands are disappearing and along with them so are the turtles. Between May and September the turtles can be on the move. More...

CHURCHILL NEWS

by Linda Gerow

Farewells can be hard at the best of times, so saying good-bye to The Scope's News Editor, Michelle Minnoch, was bittersweet for me. While I wish her well in her new position, I will miss her very much at The Scope. More...

Onions so beautiful, they'll bring you to tears

By Wendy Soloduik

What weighs more than three pounds, has a silvery skin and can bring you to tears of joy? Why the winner of the Heaviest Onion Contest at Lakeview Gardens, of course. More...

Bradford Court news

September 12, 07 •William FISHER, Innisfil, 43 years Charges: 1. Fail to remain 2. Dangerous Driving Guilty plea to charge 1. Received a $900. fine. Charge 2 withdrawn •Antonio FRANCISCO, Barrie, 61 years Charges: 1. More...

Landfill Site 41 Vandalism Increases Costs

Midhurst/ September 7, 2007 - Preliminary construction on the approved landfill site known as Site 41 suffered overnight vandalism between Thursday, September 6, 2007 and Friday, September 7, 2007. More...

Scope loses an editor, Innisfil loses a friend

By Wendy Soloduik

The Innisfil Scope is dedicated to bringing you the news that affects our community in a precise, complete and dedicated way. More...

South Simcoe Police to host Crime Stoppers dinner

The South Simcoe Police Service in conjunction with Crime Stoppers of Simcoe- Dufferin-Muskoka will be hosting their "Ninth Annual Gala Ball" on Nov. 3rd. More...

Bus patrollers being trained

Bus patrolling safety was the theme of a training day at St. Francis of Assisi on Tuesday, Sept 18. This was a joint effort between two Catholic schools, South Simcoe Police, and Laidlaw bus company. More...

Osprey on the agenda

The York Simcoe Naturalists Group will hold a General Meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 9 at 7:30 p.m. The speaker will be Barbara Puxley from the Friends of the Osprey Foundation. More...

LEFROY - BELLE EWART NEWS

Have you all noticed the leaves changing colour? It is amazing how many trees along the concession roads have started to turn; some have even already fallen to the ground! More...

Aboriginal child care spaces

The County of Simcoe announced that the proposal submitted by the Barrie Area Native Advisory Circle (BANAC), the regional health and social planning agency for urban Aboriginal people in Simcoe County, for the development of new child care spaces More...

COOKSTOWN NEWS

by Susan Stein

Remembering Lawrence Copeland I can't remember the year, such a long time ago, but etched in my memory is the day, that I first met Lawrence Copeland. More...

Former deputy CAO Brian Gauley passes

By Richard Blanchard

Brian Gauley, a municipal administrator for over 30 years in South Simcoe, passed away suddenly on Sunday. Mr. More...