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May 23, 2007
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Win your name on a seat - Innisfil Rec Centre essay writing competition
Why do you want your name on a seat in the new rec centre? Why do you want to name it for a loved one? The Scope has partnered up with some great community leaders for an essay competition, in which the chosen entries will get a chance to name a seat. There are seven seats available to win. More...
Council forming committee to meet with Innisfil Resident Advocacy Committee (IRAC)

Committee of the Whole approved a committee of four members of council, and senior staff if needed, to correspond and meet with the Innisfil Resident Advocacy Committee (IRAC). In a delegation to council in open forum, IRAC Chair Marisa DeMarco told council "we have been disappointed in not havin... More...

Simcoe County Quilt Guild meets

The Simcoe County Quilt Guild will meet on Thursday, May 24, at 1 p.m. at the A.N.A.F. Hall, George St., Barrie. This month's trunk show will be hosted by Wendy Spreitzer, a past president of our guild and an award winning quilter. More...

 News
•14th Line not an option for Cookstown by-pass
A public information session was held Tuesday regarding the findings for the options of a by-pass of Hwy. 89 in Cookstown. Transportation issues for the Hwy. 89 corridor include congestion from the west limits of Alliston and Hwy. More...
•Council reviews Action 2010: Innisfil's 2006-2010 Business Plan
•Emergency Preparedness open house an eye opener
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 Editorial
•Comment
In the last week of June, the Town of Innisfil is scheduled on Simcoe County's Bulky Item/Metal Item pick up. It may be weeks away, but after witnessing the mess and confusion in New Tecumseth, I though fair warning was in order. More...
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 Letters
•Way of life in Town as old as Town itself
Dear editor, I would like to take this opportunity to respond to the letter written by Carol Messenger and Dennis Belcourt in your May 16th paper. To begin with perhaps a few questions! By any chance did you take the time to attend the meeting at the Stroud Arena? Secondly how long have you live... More...
•Might have to move to keep toys
•Dear editor,
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 Business & Real Estate
•Full Story
At Lesley McInally's 'Drift' The meaning of the word "unique"(taken from the Webster's Dictionary) is: A thing unique; A thing unparelled; or sole of a kind. All three can be used to describe the the inventory at Lesley's show place in Cookstown called "Drift" and also to the way she became t... More...
•Town reaches agreement with other municipalities
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 Community
•Alcona's Garage Sale May 26th
Empty out those closets full of junk and make extra cash! Get the family involved! There is still time to book your space for the garage sale happening at the Crossroads Plaza in Alcona on Saturday, May 26th. The cost is $25 and space is limited. Reserve your spot by call Rick at (705) 436-2826. B... More...
•Volunteers needed
•Welcome to the community
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 Churchill News
•CHURCHILL NEWS
May 24th, Queen Victoria's birthday, was declared a holiday by the Legislature of the Province of Canada in 1845. After Confederation, the Queen's birthday was celebrated every year on May 24th, unless that date was a Sunday, in which case a proclamation was issued providing for the celebration on... More...
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 South Simcoe Police
•Innisfil's Angels
Some of South Simcoe's finest were at the Cookstown Mall last week with a display booth. The officers gave out information regarding drugs, safety and much more. They will be at Sobey's in Alcona on Saturday, August 11th for Meet you P More...
•Marine search and rescue on Lake Simcoe
•Crime of the week
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 Sports & Leisure
•Stroud Ball Hockey in full swing for 2007 season
In the first official week of inter-house league play, from Minor Tyke to Bantam divisions, all experienced the thrill of refereed, game timed, goal-sheet scoring, and the big clock sounding the buzzer to end each period, ball hockey. More...
•Bantam/Midget highlights for the Innisfil Minor Lacrosse Association
•Weekend to sign up for Stroud Sports Camp
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 Out and About
•Concert featuring the Sandy Cove Singers
Yes its that time of year again, when the Sandy Cove Singers will be presenting their annual concert at The Wheel on Sunday, June 3, at 2 pm. Come and enjoy a wide variety of choral medley, including a Tribute to Irving Berlin. Tickets are $ 5.00, available from any choir member, or by contacting... More...
•Dead bird reporting for West Nile - Everything you need to know
•Health unit issues position paper on pesticides
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 Health & Lifestyle
•What a stronger Canadian dollar means to your finances
If you hold U.S. stocks or mutual funds, you know what the rising loonie can mean to your portfolio. Although U.S. equity markets advanced in 2005, when those gains were converted back into Canadian dollars, you may have actually lost money. More...
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