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Council affirms transit options

August 2, 2019   ·   0 Comments

Details to be hammered out August 26 By Kira Wronska Dorward On July 22, the Committee of the Whole Meeting reconvened before the summer break ...

Volunteering is chance to get in on the action at CP Women’s Open

By Brock Weir The world’s best female golfers are set to descend on Aurora this month for the CP Women’s Open, and if you want ...

Keanan Helps unveils first publicly accessible outdoor defibrillator in New Tec

By Wendy Gabrek The official unveiling of the first publicly accessible outdoor defibrillator unit in New Tecumseth took place at the Alliston EarlyON Centre, located ...

South Simcoe moves forward in Ontario Health Team process

The Ministry of Health has informed Stevenson Memorial Hospital (SMH) and community partners that they are able to move forward in the development phase of ...

Alliston Ribfest back on following June cancellation

By Brock Weir and Wendy Gabrek The Alliston Ribfest is back on – this time in September. On Wednesday, the Nottawasaga Detachment of the OPP ...

Company fined after construction worker’s death in Tottenham

By Brock Weir A Japanese company has been levelled a fine of $130,000 following the death of a worker at a site in Tottenham in ...

Let there be light, and baseball at night

By Wendy Gabrek New Tecumseth residents, working together under the group name ‘Light it Up!’, are fundraising to install additional lighting at the Coventry Park ...

Council offers support of local transit projects

By Kira Wronska Dorward The July 15 Committee of the Whole Working Session illuminated some long-anticipated developments on a public transportation system in the Town ...

Matthews House celebrates first anniversary in new centre of excellence

By Wendy Gabrek Matthews House Hospice celebrated its first anniversary last Thursday, July 11, at its new centre for excellence located at 13 Wellington Street ...

Many Hands, Doing Good marks first year of giving following Neville-Lake tragedy

By Brock Weir A name, a number, and maybe a logo or two. That’s what’s on the backs of your average baseball player when they ...

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