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April 16, 2008
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Developer makes century home offer
There's a proposal on the table for heritage conservationists worried about the possible destruction of a century home in Alcona. More...
Resident poses subdivision concerns

A proposed subdivision will have a negative impact on property values, traffic and noise, says one of the site's opponents. Brenda Wauchope, wife of deputy mayor Gord Wauchope, says the proposed Alonzi subdivision would be located near Innisfil Beach Road just west of Alcona Glen Elementary Schoo... More...

 News
•Town formally accepts multi-million dollar library grant
Cookstown's library is one step closer to construction. Innisfil council formally accepted a $2.85 million grant from the provincial MInistry of Public Infrastructure Renewal, during a recent meeting. More...
•Museum becomes accessible
•Five new doctors coming to region
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 Editorial
•Hemson falls short on growth planning
Simcoe County's draft Growth Management Plan goes to county council Tuesday and the public will get to comment at public information centres including one to be held at the Nottawasaga Inn. More...
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 Letters
•Mika subdivision's traffic problems
There is a new proposal to develop the southeast corner of Lockhart Road and the 25th Sideroad. This development extends towards the lake to include the area south of Circle Crescent, east to Moosenlanka and south to the Rirob McKee subdivision. The current proposal includes 334 single detached h... More...
•Concern over Big Bay Point's human impact
•Driven to Quit challenge a total success
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 Community
•COMMUNITY EVENTS
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...
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 Churchill News
•Trunks will fill up fast at St. Peter's
Library news: Churchill branch manager, Debra Mann. Phone number is 456- 2671. The branch is closed on Sundays, Mondays and Fridays. Family storytime at the Churchill Branch is Thursdays from 2 to 2:45 p.m. Programs run the weeks of March 25 to April 29. Call or visit your nearest branch for more... More...
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 South Simcoe Police
•Volunteer police recruits honoured
Chris Moran's dream of becoming a police officer has just come true. The former chair of the South Simcoe Police Service Board and 14 of his classmates graduated from the service's auxiliary training program during a ceremony at The Club at Bond Head Thursday. More...
•Crime Stoppers tagging frequent graffiti issues
•Cookstown gas station window smashed, safe taken
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 Sports & Leisure
•Lefroy 3 takes final tournament of the year
Lefroy Icebreakers 3 entered the Ron Sharpe Tournament in Ajax in the Tyke division with a great start on Friday March 28th with a 10-0 win over the Ajax Co-operators. Goals by Nick Collins (2), Justin Lenneville (2), with single goals by Ben Bruining, Curtis Kuzmyk, Jake Lenneville, Jacob Goutos... More...
•Lefroy 2 ends year on winning note
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 Health & Lifestyle
•Tulips and tea come together
There was plenty of flower power at The Grange Hall Saturday. Over 50 people attended the Lefroy United Church's annual Tulip Tea last weekend. Patrons were served tea and beverages, along with sweets and sandwiches. Bake and craft tables were on display, while those in attendance also received a... More...
•Grade 8 girls can still get shots
•Innisfil's Got Talent deadline approaching
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