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Images of home, two perspectives: Georgina Arts Centre & Gallery

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By: Ewa Chwojko Home is the comfiest place to be said Winnie the Pooh. Jennifer Zsolt, a Georgina artist, agrees. Her paintings of charming Georgina...

No swan song for thriving Trumpeters

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By: Tina Novotny The Trumpet of the Swan is a beloved children’s book by E.B. White, but there’s another great story taking place at the north end...

Keswick woman wins over $50,000 playing Hospice Georgina’s Catch the Ace

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By: Mike Anderson Meghan Savoie never considered herself lucky, until she picked envelope number 31.  That envelope contained the Ace of Spades, and Ms. Savoie, 27,...

Developer caught marketing waterfront hotel without necessary town approvals

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By: Mike Anderson The Unexus Group, formerly known as the Lalu Group, has been marketing a hotel project it hopes to build on lands it...

Off-duty police officer charged with impaired driving in Georgina

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YRP Media Release York Regional Police has charged an off-duty officer with an impaired-related criminal driving offence. On Friday, February 14, 2020, at approximately 10:15 p.m.,...

Lake Simcoe Championship Ice Fishing Derby raises record $70,000 for Jumpstart charity

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By: Mike Anderson Former Toronto Maple Leafs Captain Doug Gilmour helped launch this year’s Lake Simcoe Championship Ice Fishing Derby by signing hundreds of autographs,...

Willow Beach inspired play: “That Summer” at Stephen Leacock Theatre until Feb 16

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By: Ewa Chwojko Thirteen-year-old Maggie, a dreamer who lived in a world of novels and poetry, fell in love.  Years later, Margaret, now an adult,...

Opinion: Where is federal funding for Lake Simcoe Clean-Up Fund?

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By: Mike Anderson Despite making a commitment during the 2019 federal election to provide $40 million for the Lake Simcoe Clean-Up Fund, the Liberals have...

Georgina moves closer to purchasing major snowmobile trail

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By: Mike Anderson Infrastructure Ontario, the provincial agency that owns the Sutton Hill Trail, says its prepared to sell the trail to the Town of...

One man’s campaign to save Bonnie Park

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By: Mike Anderson Despite being branded a “NIMBY” and told to get off his “high-horse,” Paul Brady remains undeterred in his efforts to save Bonnie...

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