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Former Loretto Ski and Board Shop destroyed in over night fire

March 6, 2020   ·   0 Comments

By Brian Lockhart For people who have fond memories of skiing at the Loretto ski hills, the final exit for this once popular sports venue ...

Council officially denies the marijuana micro-cultivation facility

By Robert Belardi New Tecumseth Council officially denied the zoning by-law amendment that would permit a cannabis micro-cultivation facility on 11th Line. That doesn’t mean ...

Third-annual Seedy Saturday event coming to New Tecumseth

If you love gardening and have queries revolving around planting seeds, this might be the event for you. Beeton is welcoming the third annual Seedy ...

Hornets series tied at one after loss in Penetang

The Alliston Hornets’ semi-final series for the North Carruthers Division championships is tied at one after the Hornets gave up a 6 -3 loss on ...

Coldest Night of the Year Walk met with great response, local homeless shelter benefits

By Wendy Gabrek New Tecumseth’s inaugural Coldest Night of the Year fundraiser and walk took place in Alliston on Saturday, February 22. The Walk, benefitting ...

Hornets will meet Penetang in semi-final

By Brian Lockhart It’s going to be an Alliston Hornets / Penetang Kings match-up in the semi-final round of the Carruthers Division playoffs. The Hornets, ...

Welcome to Simcoe – Youthdale Riding Program gets support from 100 Women Who Care

By Wendy Gabrek The first meeting of 2020 for 100 Women Who Care New Tecumseth took place on Thursday, February 20 at the Gibson Centre ...

Hornets wrap up quarter-final series with Huntsville

The Alliston Hornets will move on to the semi-final round of the Carruthers Division championship after they eliminated the Huntsville Otters in a four-game sweep ...

Forests Ontario holds annual meeting at Nottawasaga Inn

It was all about trees at Forests Ontario’s Annual Conference held at the Nottawasaga Inn on Friday, February 14. The conference was attended by landowners, ...

One Step at a Time brings heart and humour to Gibson Centre

It’s a story most parents can relate to: a last-minute run to the local drug store to find that one outstanding item missing to care ...

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