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11 | The IFP -H alton H ills | T hursday,January 24,2019 theifp.ca Here are the impaired driving charges released by Halton regional police from Jan. 5-17. On Jan. 5 around 1:15 p.m., Halton police officers stopped a vehicle in the area of Princess Anne Drive and Charles Street in Georgetown. Alexander Mackenzie, 22, of Georgetown was subsequently charged with having a blood-alcohol concentration of 80 milligrams or more. Shortly before 3 a.m. on Jan. 13, police responded to a complaint in the area of Steeles Avenue and Sixth Line in Halton Hills. Following an investigation, Adam Moss, 29, of Oakville was charged with op- eration while impaired and having a blood- alcohol concentration of 80 mg or more. On Jan. 14 around 11 a.m., in the area of Mountainview Road North and Guelph Street in Halton Hills, officers charged Kelly Leonard, 53, of Georgetown with having a blood-alcohol concentration of 80 mg or more. This resulted from a citizen- initiated complaint. NEWS 3 DRIVERS CHARGED WITH IMPAIRED IN HALTON HILLS This photo of Sunday's lunar eclipse was dubbed the Super Blood Wolf Moon. The moon appears closer and a little bigger due to its position. It earned the name because in folklore villagers would hear the wolves howling at the moon when they were hungry and food was scarce in the cold January month. The blood reference refers to the scattering of light. Only the sun's red spectrum of light passes through the Earth's atmosphere when the moon is lined up perfectly. It's super because the moon's orbit is at its closest to Earth. The rare triple combination has only occurred three times in two centuries, according to David Quinn of North Halton Astronomy. David Quinn/photo SPECIAL LUNAR ECLIPSE LITIGATIONlegal matters I am separated from my spouse. I will be receiving a large equalization payment on the sale of the house. Should I buy another house with the money? The advice offered in this column is intended for informational purposes only. Use of this column is not intended to replace or substitute any professional, financial, medical, legal, or other professional advice. Q A ASK THE PROFESSIONAL Todd C. Hein Litigation Lawyer Proud member of OFFICE LOCATIONS GEORGETOWN 8 Guelph Street 905 452 7400 BRAmPTON OFFICE (main) 350 Rutherford Road S., Suite 320 905 452 7400 CALEDON EAST 15955 Airport Road, Suite 201 905 584 4545 When someone separates from a spouse, it is natural to want the same sort of life they had when they were together, including owning a house. The reality is, there is not as much money when separated as there was when you were together. You have to be very mindful of what you can really afford, and not end up "house poor". It is really important to do a budget to understand how much money you have and how much you have to spend. Also, how much is it really going to cost you in the short-term and the long- term. It is important to get proper advice about these investment issues. Ryan Colwell of IPC Investment Corporation on Main Street in Georgetown says this is something he often advises people about. He will help clients understand how much money they have, and what to think about financially so they make informed decisions, rather than based on emotional reactions to the separation. Ryan also helps people focus on the long-term, including retirement, so their ultimately financial goals can be met. Lockyer + Hein LLP is a full service firm that does a lot of family law. We are happy to meet you for a free consultation about your matter at one of our three offices, including 8 Guelph Street, Georgetown, in the Lounsbury Life & Group Insurance Benefits building. Have a great weekend. Empowering Clients. Enriching the Community. Notice of Road Closures haltonhills.ca 7 The Town of Halton Hills Transportation & Public Works Department is advising of a temporary road closure of 22 Side Road between Tenth Line and Winston Churchill. This road closure is due to a production company request. The temporary road closure will take place from February 6, 2019 to February 8, 2019. Detours may be in effect. The Town of Halton Hills Transportation & Public Works Department is advising of the temporary road closure of 22 Side Road between Fifth Line and Wolseley Street. This road closure will affect the railway bridge and is due to a production company request. The temporary road closure will take place on February 11, 2019 from 9:00 a.m. to noon. Detours may be in effect. The Town of Halton Hills Transportation & Public Works Department is advising of temporary intermittent traffic stoppages on 22 Side Road at Wolseley Street. This is due to a production company request. The intermittent traffic stoppages will take place on February 11, 2019 from noon to 6 p.m. The Town of Halton Hills Transportation & Public Works Department is advising of temporary intermittent traffic stoppages on Fifth Line between 22 Side Road and 17 Side Road. This is due to a production company request. The intermittent traffic stoppages will take place on February 12, 2019. The Town of Halton Hills Transportation & Public Works Department is advising of temporary intermittent traffic stoppages on 22 Side Road between Fourth Line and Fifth Line. This is due to a production company request. The intermittent traffic stoppages will take place on February 12, 2019. Contact Information: Valerie Petryniak Deputy Clerk, Administration & Special Projects Email: valeriep@haltonhills.ca