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CYNTHIA GAMBLE, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 3 Nov 2006, 1, 3     `I understand where (Dawkins) was coming from in regards to Acton development com- JON HURST ing to a complete stop. I think that's something we do want to avoid.'Jon Hurst

Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 4 Apr 2007, p. 3     A public information centre will be held tomorrow (Thursday) on the planned reconstruction of Maple Ave. from Trafalgar Rd. to Mountainview Rd. The drop-in information meeting will be held 6-8 p.m. i

Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 28 Feb 2007, p. 9     he price tag on the building of the Big Pipe from Fifth Line South to Trafalgar Rd. has gone up-- yet again. The Big Pipe brings water and wastewater servicing from Lake Ontario to service the Town o

Gamble, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 11 Apr 2007, p. 9     Halton Hills council has rejected a Milton proposal to rename three roads shared between the two towns. Milton wants to rename Fifth Line South, Fowles Rd. (after a Milton veteran) and Sixth Line, Dr

Tallyn, Lisa, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 28 Mar 2007, p. 3     Hydro One received the go-ahead from the Ontario Power Authority (OPA) Monday to get the approval required to build a new hydro transmission line adjacent to the existing line running from the Bruce

Gamble, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 16 Mar 2007, p. 3     Despite some setbacks due to snow and cold weather, work is proceeding on the Main St. reconstruction project in downtown Georgetown. Ron Goddard, manager of engineering design and capital works, upd

Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 21 Mar 2007, p. 9     Next Tuesday Local environmental group Protect Our Water and Environmental Resources (P.O.W.E.R.) and Oakvillegreen Conservation Association will be holding a free public forum Tuesday, March 27 to d

Gamble, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 25 Apr 2007, Section 1, p. 7     Recreation survey indicates... Residents want more facilities (but don't want to pay for them) who weren't wanted: more baseball diamonds and soccer fields (with better maintenance), more trails and

Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 14 Feb 2007, p. 13     Three projects under way Town's focus in 2007 is on the future of which will be financed by a provincial government grants that the consultants themselves will have to seek out to be paid. Phase 1 in

Gamble, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 21 Feb 2007, p. 3     So, you think Halton Hills has grown too big, too fast in the last 25 years? How about doubling, tripling or even quadrupling that growth in the next 25 years? That's the scenario that could happen i

Gamble, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 28 Mar 2007, p. 5     Property owners affected by rapidly changing land conditions in Halton Hills are unlikely to get any immediate help from the tax assessment agency, MPAC. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MP

Tallyn, Lisa, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 4 Apr 2007, p. 11     Residents raise concerns for future of Hungry Hollow It was standing room only at a meeting Thursday evening at the Civic Centre focusing on access points the Town is looking at to connect with the t

Hennessey, Melanie; Tallyn, Lisa, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 16 Mar 2007, 1, 5     Halton Region is using new Census figures that confirm Halton's population is growing by leaps and bounds as a springboard to once again push its Fairness for Halton campaign with the Province. Stati

Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 30 Mar 2007, p. 5     Halton Hills residents can share their ideas for new services or features they want to see in the new Georgetown library branch via a website survey. Halton Hills Public Library director Jane Diamant

Lea, David, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 21 Mar 2007, p. 12     A new administrative building for the Halton Catholic District School Board could cost more than $22 million and the spending has already begun with a report created to research this costing $25,000.