By Wendy Gabrek Woodington Lake Golf Course in Tottenham was transformed into a moonlit ballroom during last week’s Harvest Moon Gala & Awards, hosted ...
By Wendy Gabrek On Friday, October 13, CONTACT Community Services’ community thrift store, The Clothes Line, welcomed local members of the public to a ...
By Wendy Gabrek On Monday, October 23, The Honda Canada Foundation announced a $750,000 donation in support of the Matthews House Hospice (MHH), Alliston. ...
It didn’t take the Alliston Junior C Hornets long to set the tone of their Friday (Oct. 6) night home game against the Orillia Terriers. At the end of the first period the Alliston team was leading 6-0.
Tottenham Public School in Tottenham has been chosen as a recipient for the Indigo 2017 Adopt a School program! This means that the Chapters ...
Ladies’ Night participants gathered at Trillium Ford in Alliston last week. Pictured, from left: Andrea Roylance, Gifts and Gratitude, Matthews House Hospice; Kaylene Joseph, ...
The Tottenham Steam won their fourth game of the season when they hosted the North York Renegades on Saturday (Sept. 30) night at the Tottenham Community Centre arena. North York came to Saturday’s game with a 4-3 record and both teams were trying to get the two points to move up in the standings.
Alliston Home Hardware Building Centre and Tree Canada celebrated the seventh annual National Tree Day on Sept. 28 by planting non-invasive and indigenous tree species along the Boyne River, and throughout Riverdale Park.
The Simcoe Country District School Board held a public meeting at Alliston Union Public School to share information and gather community input regarding a potential replacement for Banting Memorial High School. The purpose of the meeting was to share information about how the Ministry of Education funds new and replacement schools; share information about options for a replacement school; and gather feedback from the local community.