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Main Stories: Pefferlaw Ice Pad tagged with racist graffiti Why some trustee candidates live outside Georgina, History comes to life during Harvestfest, Georgina Marathon draws hundreds of runners, Briars Golf Club celebrates 100 years

Main Stories: Job Fair aims to boost local employment, Why can’t I buy a hot dog at the beach? Hedge Road Landing could begin construction this month, Harvestfest returns to Georgina Pioneer Village, Ukrainian Refugee fundraiser raises over $5,000, Pow Wow hopes to draw big crowds at Sutton DHS

Main Stories: Local amateur boxing champion turns pro, Six candidates vie for mayor, Field-to-Table draws visitors from near and far, Painted Perch Festival returns to Jackson’s Point, The Kibble House closing this Fall, Mariupol’s survivors find peace in Jackson’s Point

Main Stories: Sutton Fair attracts nearly 12,000 visitors, Fire prompts warning over hazardous materials in trash, Portraits of Giving honours Beth Cowper-Fung, Field-to-Table returns featuring many local farms, Pefferlaw wildlife refugee needs volunteers, Canadians are restoring my faith in humanity, Keswick youth set to perform at Rising Star competition

Main Stories: Raw sewage from Ramada contaminates Bonnie Park, Sutton Fair returns for 165th season, Women’s march highlights need for abortion services, Roller Derby rink installed at Ice Palace, Art Brings Us Together!

Main Stories: Town assumes ownership of Pefferlaw Dam from LSRCA, High school students build Legion fence Town buys historic Pefferlaw cemetery for $17K, Military Day a hit with young and old, Filmmaker highlights local animal rescue organization, Purple Turtle Art Festival returns for its 20th year

Main Stories: Town assumes ownership of Pefferlaw Dam from LSRCA, High school students build Legion fence Town buys historic Pefferlaw cemetery for $17K, Military Day a hit with young and old, Filmmaker highlights local animal rescue organization, Purple Turtle Art Festival returns for its 20th year

Main Stories: Local business owner sues town councillor for $35K, Mulroney re-elected in York-Simcoe, Local filmmaker showcases animal rescue operation, Pride comes to Georgina Centre for Arts & Culture, Town recognizes volunteers with award ceremony

Main Stories: Council approves 33 per cent pay raise for councillors Fire Marshall investigating fatal house fire Opinion: Council’s 33 per cent pay hike is offensive, Candidates upset over Mulroney skipping debates, Ainsworth family honoured during Alzheimer’s walk, Georgina Pride Ride returns with “gay-rage sale

Main Stories: Town Council approves windrow snow clearing program, Couple loses everything in house fire, Country music festival coming to The Briars Resort, Trillium grant helps Hospice Georgina move forward, Georgina Spring Fling Half-Marathon hits Lake Drive