Councillor Proposes Sell Arena to Curlers and Build New One
Councillor Fred Harrison proposes selling the arena to fund debentures for renovations and a new modern facility with ample parking. Finance Chair McGalvray opposes tying debt to the sale, while talk shifts to building a new arena at once or selling the current site to realize funds for a replacement and improvements.
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Trafalgar commission inquiry leaks amid disputed claims
A fragmented report describes a commission setup and subsequent statements about alleged issues at Trafalgar. The text mentions claims of irregularities and procedural questions, with unclear details and uncertain speakers.
Burlington Police investigate dog poisoning incident
Burlington police investigate the poisoning of five dogs in the Applied Line area. Inspector Kenneth Scott says the suspect likely acted alone but details remain unclear as tests continue to determine the poison used and any motive.
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Busy Bees WII Ladies Admire Handiwork Meeting
February meeting of the Has Tees Waren Enstitute held at a member's home with Mrs Parkes presiding. Attendees discussed crafts sewing and rug making and planned a fundraiser and contest with prizes.
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Toet June Company Applies for Wach Pelesge at Town Meeting
A vague record notes Toet June the Company applied for wach pelesge and the town council made a dec las tempers. The letter was the last item of business at the meeting and was tabled after late discussion.
Town Meeting Discusses Residential Area Plans
A local town meeting last week debated development of a new residential district in Georgeetown. Officials and residents weighed zoning changes, infrastructure needs, and potential impact on schools and traffic.
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Bronte Zoning By Law Moves To Two Readings
The Bronte zoning bylaw allowing multiple dwellings in former commercial areas received two readings at the regular council meeting. It was forwarded to the Hamte Subsidiary Planning Board for study and will go to the Joint Planning Board for approval after a public meeting on March 10. Residents expressed mixed views as the village prepares for the next steps.
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