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Behind the hedges at St. George’s

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Daryl Urquhart (Series Editor) Perched on a shoreline bluff where Jackson's Point meets Sibbald Point at the eastern terminus of Hedge Road in the Town...

Georgina Spring Fling Marathon continues to grow in popularity

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By Mike Anderson A record number of runners took part in what is fast becoming the unofficial kick-off to summer in Georgina. The Georgina Spring Fling...

The 2023 Annual Sutton Christmas Bird Count (C.B.C.) Report

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By Paul and Debra Harpley The Annual Sutton Christmas Bird Count was Wednesday December 27, 2023 with a total of 7,176 individual birds, a noticeable...

Virginia United Church hosts folk, blue grass, and gospel music series

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By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley  Nothing says ‘community’ better than a bunch of folks clapping, stomping, and sharing good vibes together through the magic of music.   Teilhard Frost,...

Remembrance: WW2 veteran Jim Parks recalls landing at Juno Beach

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By Mike Anderson Private Jim Parks was 19 when he landed at Juno Beach on June 6, 1944, with the Royal Winnipeg Rifles (RWRs). He joined...

From airwaves to farewells: Jim Anderson leaves Georgina Rogers tv

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By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley Jim Anderson, Station Manager at Rogers tv, has just wrapped up his 38-year-long career in broadcasting. Several years ago, he created a show...

New Civic Centre to cost $50 million (that’s $500,000 per employee)

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By Karen Wolfe Plans for a new $50 million Civic Centre were unveiled at the 2023 town budget meeting on January 24 when council and...

Keswick woman beats Canadian powerlifting record

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By Michelle Poirier Just six months after her first foray into powerlifting, Kim Magee broke a Canadian record in the World Raw Powerlifting Federation (WRPF)...

Georgina cattle breeder wins top award at Royal Agricultural Winter Fair

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By Mike Anderson It's not easy for a local cattle breeder to win awards at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair; the competition is stiff, and...

Keswick’s Club 55 is 20 Years Young!

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By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley Seniors are like the roots of the tree. They hold the family and the community together, and always offer a helping hand...

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