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Block Ducts a nd Mastitisastitis 372 Queen Str eet,Acton • 51 9-853-9292 333 Mountainv iew Road Sout h,Georgetown 905-873-3103 | www.eramosa physio.com 5 Armstrong Ave., Georgetown 905-873-2989 danceco@sympatico.ca www.georgetowndancecompany.com Dancing is like dreaming with your feet • lessons for all ages and genres • recreational and competitive programs • convenient local recital • over 20 years experience Dancing is like dreaming Continued from pg. 1 The distance of the pipe needed "is not much farther than across this cham- ber to hook up some of the homes," said Somerville, at the meeting. "This is not a good news story," said Halton Hills Mayor Rick Bonnette. "This is a huge disappointment." "We should be looking at a permanent solution for Hornby," said Bonnette. The outstanding well issues are on Hornby Rd. in Halton Hills and Sixth Line in Milton, said Halton's Director of Wastewater Services, Dave Andrews. Andrews said extending municipal servicing to the area was considered dur- ing the review of remediation options. "This option was not recommended, partially because the well issues were spread over a very large area much of which is not in the Region's urban (ser- vice) area." "The planned rehabilitation work at these locations will be completed by the end of 2014. Once the work is done, full restoration of the affected area will be complete." Andrews said the Region has been supplying water to the affected residents since the issue began. "I am not anticipating we would have to replace wells, but we could," said An- drews. "We have an action plan for each indi- vidual well." "I think over the next year we should be addressing them all," said Andrews, who added the Region wants to ensure the modification rehab is effective. When asked if the Region was consider- ing taking any steps to recover costs to deal with the well problems from the company that recommended the Hornby pumping station be constructed where it is on the south side of Steeles Ave., Andrews said, "the Region has initiated an action in or- der to recover costs related to the incident which, at this point, is unresolved." Big Pipe is permanent solution say local officials Three men and one woman have been arrested and charged in the death of 28-year-old Doug Bell. The longtime Georgetown resident was found on a Caledon road shortly be- fore midnight on Feb. 22 near Old School Road and Kennedy Road. He was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead. On Feb. 27, the Caledon OPP Major Crime Unit, who was assisted by the de- tachment Street Crime Unit, uniformed detachment members, the Central Re- gion Emergency Response Team (ERT), members of the Central Region Support Team (RST) and the Peel Regional Police (PRP) executed a search warrant at an Avondale Boulevard residence in the City of Brampton. Douglas Tavenor, 44, of Brampton, was arrested and has been charged with man- slaughter and indignity to a dead body as a result of the on-going investigation which is continuing under the direction of De- tective Inspector Paul McCrickard of the OPP Criminal Investi- gation Branch (CIB). The following Brampton residents were also arrested and charged with indignity to a dead body and accessory after the fact: • Ralph Terry May- wood, 51, • Patrick Egal, 26, • Farnaz Yaghinali, 44. The arrested persons were held in cus- tody overnight and appeared at the On- tario Court of Justice in Brampton Friday. Any witnesses or anyone who has any information in relation to this investiga- tion is asked to please contact the Cale- don OPP at 905-584-2241 or the OPP Provincial Communications Centre at 1-888-310-1122. Arrests made in Bell death DOUG BELL