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Footprints Magazine
November 28, 2007
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About 20 residents from a small Alcona neighbourhood worry a nearby patch of forest currently owned by the Town of Innisfil could be sold to developers. The property, a 200 by 300 foot stretch of land, is up for sale, and will likely be purchased soon. The town has deemed the property surplus lan... More...

A plan by Simcoe County and Ramara Township could have a dramatic impact on municipal slot machine revenues at Georgian Downs, says Innisfil mayor Brian Jackson. Since 2001, the town has received over $23 million in slot revenues from the over 450 machines owned and operated by the Ontario Lotter... More...

There are concerns that Ontario is getting shortchanged in the proposed redistribution of seats in the House of Commons. The proposal, put forth by the federal government, would see Ontario get 10 more seats, while British Columbia is slated to get an additional seven representatives and Alberta ... More...
When it comes to Georgian Downs revenues, the Town of Innisfil is thinking small-scale. Yesterday, the County of Simcoe passed a recommendation to seek Casino Rama revenues from the province. The Township of Ramara is doing the same, after years of failing to receive a stake in Casino Rama revenu... More...
I believe that it's important for there to exist dialogue between newspaper editors and their readers. also believe that the purpose of forums like editorials and reader mail is for the free and open exchange of opinions and ideas. More...
Tis' the season to be selling. Residents are beginning to shop for their holiday gifts across the region. The last few weekends have seen holiday-themed bazaars, craft sales and events. The malls and retail outlets are seeing business increase, and homeowners are slowly decorating their residenc... More...
The community event calender is provided as a free public service to non-profit organizations to announce upcoming events. Deadlines are no later than Monday for that week's issue to COMMUNITY EVENTS, P.O. More...
Christmas shopping all done? Gifts wrapped up too? Decorating accomplished? Baking finished and in the freezer? Christmas cards all signed and ready to be posted? If you answered yes to any or all of the above, I'm not sure I am liking you right now. More...
Man can't dodge the law Police received information that a male from North Bay was in the Alcona area and there were two outstanding warrants for his arrest Nov. 25. Officers attended the area to look for the vehicle he was supposed to be in. More...
Last Saturday, Santa abandoned his sleigh in favour of a parachute, and "dropped in" to say Merry Christmas to his friends at the Cookstown Airport. Awaiting his arrival were a number of curious children who wanted to make sure Santa and his three helpers didn't hurt themselves, in their warm-up ... More...
Two local artists are making big waves in Cookstown's painting and sketching scene. Pencil sketch and portrait artist Tim Coulter and landscape oil painter Rose Schenk both unveiled their work for the first time recently, during the opening of Art Unique's Christmas in the Country exhibit. More...
As we gear up for the coming holiday season and the bounty of food and drink that go with get-togethers with family and friends, it is easy to forget that hunger exists in Simcoe Muskoka. Yet there is evidence that many households trying to make ends meet on a limited income lack the money to buy... More...
Like the handyman that craves new toys in his workshop or garage, so too does the gardener wish for tools and gadgets. A gift certificate for a back massage and a manicure is always appreciated, but this time of year calls for a special kind of gift, something different or extravagant. More...