January 2017 Archive
Tottenham water a topic of debate at council meeting
Tension was high in the council chambers Jan. 9 as Tottenham resident Nancy McBride voiced her displeasure with the town’s plan to fix the water problem in her community. McBride told council that she had filed a Part II Order with the Ontario Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, which would lead to further investigation of the town’s proposed solution.
Hornets give up 7-6 loss to Stayner
There were no happy faces in the Alliston Hornets lineup when they left the ice after Friday night’s game against the Stayner Siskins.
Burning of the Green
The Rotary Club of Alliston hosted its annual “Twelfth Night” celebration at Riverdale Park, Jan. 6. The event, also known as “Burning of the Green,” ...
Hospital auxiliary raises $1,244 from annual Christmas tree lighting
The Stevenson Memorial Hospital Auxiliary celebrated the holiday season at the hospital by hosting their annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony.
Celebrity Server events benefit local charities
In late 2016, celebrity guests served tables, including members from the amazing Stevenson Memorial Hospital Team, alongside the Boston Pizza staff to raise awareness and ...
St. Thomas Aquinas students organize charity b-ball game
They are two skilled and competitive basketball players with the St. Thomas Aquinas Stingers senior basketball team and they also have a school and community spirit to go along with their talent.
TNT Minor Hockey denied $7,500 credit by council
Tensions were high at a New Tecumseth Town Council meeting on Nov. 14, as council voted to reject a plea from the New Tecumseth Minor Hockey Association for a credit of $7,500.
Students pitch in for charity
The Grades 7 and 8 classes of Father F. X. O’Reilly raised $2,056 for charity on Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2016. They each created and sold ...
Tottenham students urged to ‘Push for Change’
Students at St. Thomas Aquinas High School gathered recently to do their part to keep Canadian youth off the streets.
