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Sobeys officially opens expansion
      With the floors polished, and the shelves fully stocked, it was time to open the doors on a new era at Alcona Beach Sobeys.
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Schools honoured for environmental efforts
      Two Innisfil Catholic schools have been honoured for their environmental commitments.
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Leach playing dessert concert
      Guitarist and multi-talented Christian musician Jay Leach will perform at a dessert concert at Innisfil Community Church Nov. 22, beginning at 6 p.m. Leach has worked in television, commercial and movie media platforms. He has also released several albums and guitar books. The concert is free, but reservations are required. For more information, call 436-1611.
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Quilt winner announced
      Wasaga Beach resident Mabel Grasley was the winner of the handmade queen size quilt that was raffled off at St. Paul's Anglican Church’s annual Christmas bazaar, which was held Nov. 14. She purchased her ticket at Sobeys, on Mapleview Drive.
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Holiday bazaars offer shopping alternative
      It's a bazaar time of the year. For thousands of local residents, the holiday shopping season is underway. It can be a time of chaos at shopping malls and stores, and even at churches, halls, arenas and retirement homes. And that suits Jean Aidham just fine.
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Long-time editor wins conservation award
      Bruce Haire, a long-time managing editor of The Scope, is a conservation champion. Recently, the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority hosted its third annual conservation champion awards, which are given to volunteers, students and media that demonstrate commitment to the environment throughout the region.
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The Way We Were Born in ‘The Salt Box’
     Photo courtesy of the Innisfil Historical Society Mrs. John Quantz was born in 'The Salt Box' in London, England.
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Join The Scope on Facebook
     Facebook. Join the social networking website, and become a fan of The Scope. Fans can receive frequent updates on stories, ask news-related questions to editor Chris Simon, and chat about the hot topics in Innisfil. The Scope will also accept news tips and letters to the editor through the website. And there's also a direct link to The Scope's website, www.innisfilscope.com.
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Offering helpful parenting tips
      Triple P can help. From bedtime problems and homework to chores and rudeness, it’s an effective parenting program. To find out more about Triple P, call Your Health Connection at 721-7520.
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