Municipal speed cameras are coming this spring to Community Safety Zones in Georgina
By Mike Anderson
According to the Town of Georgina, five speed cameras located in Community Safety Zones will be operational this spring.
"Coming Soon" signs, installed...
Fire and Stars: A Torchlit Adventure at Sibbald’s Point Park
By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley
Underfoot, sparkling snow; above, stars twinkling; and a forest path lit by glowing torches—it feels like stepping back in time to an...
History storyteller Ted Barris talks about the Battle of Britain
By Angie Sullivan
The Georgina Centre for Arts & Culture (GCAC) is presenting a series of four author talks in conjunction with their theme, “A...
Province to install traffic lights at HWY 48 and Old Homestead Road
By Mike Anderson
The Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO) plans to install traffic lights at Highway 48 and Old Homestead Road after a fatal traffic...
Gun violence prompts YRP to step up patrols
By Mike Anderson
After Georgina experienced a rise in violent crime last year, including three shootings in one neighbourhood, YRP is increasing patrols and will...
Who will win the Hospice Georgina Catch the Ace lottery?
By Angie Sullivan
Excitement is building around Hospice Georgina’s Catch the Ace progressive lottery! This is week 46, with only a few envelopes left on...
January 10, 2025 Issue
Main Stories:
Approved Funding Option Under the Ontario Autism Program, Province to Install Traffic Lights at HWY 48 and Old Homestead Road, Gun Violence Prompts YRP to Step Up Patrols, Big Canoe Indigenous Market Has Big Plans for 2025, Behind the Hedges at St. George’s: The Chapmans, The 2024 Annual Sutton Christmas Bird Count, Raising Money for Charity with Elvis, Abba & Elton John!
Province to install traffic lights at Highway 48 and Old Homestead Road
By Mike Anderson
The Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO) will install traffic lights at Highway 48 and Old Homestead Road after a fatal traffic accident...
The 2024 Annual Sutton Christmas Bird Count (C.B.C.) Report
By Paul and Debra Harpley
The 38th Annual Sutton Christmas Bird Count was Friday, December 27, 2024 with a total of 8,319 individual birds, a...
December 24, 2024 Issue
Main Stories:
‘Operation Snowball’ sends Xmas letters and care packages to Canadian troops overseas,
Family of motorist killed on Hwy. 48 demands safer intersection,
Keswick High School is feeding students and the community,
Book Review: Andrew Sibbald’s The Briars Between,
Sutton Santa Claus Parade of Lights,
Good Food Collective’s Holiday Lunch,
Annual Christmas Breakfast with Santa,
Pop-up bookstore opens in time for Xmas!
