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Flying a drone? Learn your responsibilities

November 4, 2021   ·   0 Comments

Following a complaint to the Nottawasaga OPP about a drone hovering outside of a home’s windows in Adjala-Tosorontio, Police said they have not determined if ...

Automated cart collection begins this week

The County is reminding residents that automatic cart collection for waste materials begins this week. As of November 1, the new automated system will be ...

400 Blizzard treats sold in Alliston on Miracle Treat Day

The Alliston Dairy Queen store, along with other franchises across Canada and the United States, came together on Thursday, October 28, to host Miracle Treat ...

Hornets split the weekend with a win and a loss

The Alliston Hornets are still at .500 for the season after losing on the road in Stayner, and then winning home ice the following night. ...

Hornets honour 2021 graduating players

The Alliston Hornets honoured five players who graduated at the end of the 2021 season during a ceremony held prior to Friday night’s home game ...

Addiction Services rebrand reflects growing community presence

Since its inception, Addiction Services for York Region has provided community treatment services, support and assistance to individuals in need throughout York and beyond. With ...

New Tec prepares for monsters, mayhem, during Halloween Rurban invasion

The Alliston Business Improvement Association’s (ABIA) annual Rurban Monster Mash is a go! Put on your costumes and crawl, slither, hop or fly to downtown ...

Mayor’s Annual Business Address focuses on post-pandemic resiliency

The Mayor’s Annual Business Address, a top event in the New Tecumseth business community, took place via Zoom on Thursday, October 14. The two-hour event, ...

Integrity Commissioner report presented to Council

Council was presented with a report from the integrity commissioner during the meeting of October 18. Council had already been notified of six complaints regarding ...

NVCA hosts tree planting event at Conservation Area

After a spring effort to remove hundreds of infected ash trees, the Tottenham Conservation Area received some new greenery on Saturday, October 16, when volunteers ...

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