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February 21, 2007
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A public speaking competition was held at Alcona Glen on Monday for grades 7's and 8's. Topics ranging from terrorism to the evils of alcohol and isolated children were presented by the 12 finalists. (l-r bottom) Rikki Kastle, Vanessa Campbell, Aidan O,Brien, Kara Lankin Brady Monk. More...
Municipal tax levy at 11.8%

After discussing and making cuts to the 2007 Tax Levy Operating Budget for six hours last Wednesday evening, resulting in a Town tax levy of 11.80%, or $94.77 to the average assessed homeowner, the Operating Budget will be coming back to council on Wednesday, March 28th. More...

County votes on Big Bay Point development today

Simcoe County council will be holding a special meeting this afternoon at 1 p.m. (Wednesday) which will see a vote on a scaled down Big Bay Point development proposal. Simcoe County's Corporate Services Committee gave its provisional approval to the new proposal last Wednesday. More...

 News
•Innisfil Winterfest this weekend
Friday, February 23rd 7- 10pm - Youth fundraising dance at Alcona Glen to raise money for the Rec Centre. Tickets are $8 at the door. Saturday, February 24th 9am - Practice starts for the Radar Runs between 9 - 11am. More...
•Recycling up in Simcoe County
•Cookstown Agricultural Society news
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 Editorial
•Comment
On Monday night I sat down to watch A Channel news and the first news story was about the attempted abduction of a Nantyr Shores student. The student avoided the abduction, and fled to her school where police were contacted. A few weeks ago, the South Simcoe Police released a composite sketch of a... More...
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 Letters
•Proposed Big Bay Point Resort a jewel in our crown
Dear editor, Last week I was invited, as the President of the Residents of Innisfil Association, to attend the latest charrette offered to Innisfil by the proponents of the Big Bay Point Resort. What an exciting experience! More...
•Slow down on roads
•Public Meeting regarding Bell Tower
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 Business & Real Estate
•The Vault
A business plan is the cornerstone of any successful enterprise and a roadmap to achieving your small business goals. It can help you communicate with suppliers, buyers and partners, as well as secure funding from your bank. "Your business plan should define your market and identify the need for y... More...
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 Community
•COMMUNITY EVENTS
The community event calender is provided as a free public service to nonprofit organizations to announce upcoming events. Deadlines are no later than Monday for that week's issue to COMMUNITY EVENTS, P.O. More...
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 Churchill News
•CHURCHILL NEWS
Is it cold enough yet? I've about had it with the frigid temperatures but I'm hoping that the news I heard today is true...we're in for a warming trend. I'll take it! All my friends are either away on holidays or just returning from Cuba and Panama and Florida. I'm getting anxious for the spring an... More...
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 South Simcoe Police
•Fatal Snowmobile accident
On Sunday February 18, at approximately 3:30p.m. South Simcoe Police responded to a snowmobile accident on the ice at Canal Road and Pumphouse Road in the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury. The snowmobile, which had the driver and a passenger on it, was driving southbound along the frozen Canal app... More...
•Stolen York Region Police uniforms
•Alliston grow op comes to abrupt halt
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 Sports & Leisure
•SSP Novice AE grab top spot in first round
The South Simcoe Police Association Novice AE Winterhawks will get a well deserved week off after finishing in top spot in their pool during first round York-Simcoe Playoff action. The AE Hawks played four action packed games and finished with a 2-1-1 record. More...
•Murderball hits Barrie
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 Out and About
•Grange Cafe this Saturday night
The Grange Café is proud to present Cathy Watson, Barry Bea, Cameron Hurd and Joe Abbott. We are still in the works to secure a few more acts but we are very excited with the talent we have confirmed. The Grange Café will be Saturday, February 24, from 7p.m. to 10 p.m. The Grange is loca... More...
•Love is in the Air at St. James Church
•News from Cookstown
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 Health & Lifestyle
•Are your immunizations up to date?
Immunizations are the best way to protect yourself from preventable diseases such as measles, pertussis (whooping cough) and tetanus. The Simcoe Muskoka District Health unit provides regular immunization clinics at all office locations for infants through to seniors. More...
•Preparing your computer for daylight savings time 2007
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 Schools
•Full Story
These students from various schools within Innisfil participated in the Innisfil Historical Society's Spelling Bee. More...
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