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Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 18 Aug 2006, p. 3     Ward 4 councillor Bob Inglis says he's been getting plenty of calls this summer from constituents complaining about nighttime noise emanating from school playgrounds. "It appears from the calls I get

appeared in Independent & Free Press, 22 Jul 1998, Classified, p. 18     I would like to thank nurses and hospital staff at Georgetown and District Memorial for their professionalism and caring during my stay i hospital last week. Bob Inglis Councilor Ward 4...

Gamble, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 10 Mar 2006, p. 9     At Councillor Bob Inglis's urging, Halton Hills council sent a letter off to the provincial government requesting an increase in grants to Ontario libraries. Inglis, the council's representative on t

Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 24 Feb 2006, p. 6     Dear editor, The February 3 Independent & Free Press story on the Town's budget let the cat out of the bag. Those who didn't follow it over to page 3 missed an important fact. Councillor Bob Inglis r

Post, Patti, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 7 Mar 2007, p. 8     Ward 4 Councillor Bob Inglis receives a $2,000 cheque from Kathy Dorbeck, of Halton Hills Dog Owners Group. A total of $5,500 has been donated by the group to the Town of Halton Hills for fence costs

Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 22 Sep 2006, p. 10     The Red Lemon Hair Salon recently held its grand opening and celebrated with a fashion show. On hand for the official ribbon-cutting were, from left, Mayor Rick Bonnette, Ward 4 Councillor Bob Inglis

Gamble, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 7 Jun 2006, 1, 4     A funding announcement Friday by the Ontario government means both Acton and Georgetown residents will finally see long-awaited improvements to two roads. The Town of Halton Hills is the recipient of

Gamble, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 7 Jun 2006, 4, 1     A funding announcement Friday by the Ontario government means both Acton and Georgetown residents will finally see long-awaited improvements to two roads. The Town of Halton Hills is the recipient of

Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 22 Mar 2006, p. 10     Brian Penman will once again hold the head seat on the Conservation Halton (CH) board. The Milton councillor was acclaimed as the 2006 chair at CH's 50th inaugural meeting recently. Penman has served

Gamble, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 25 Jan 2006, p. 11     With more than $31 million worth of recreation projects wanted-- but can't be paid for-- in the next 10 years, the Town of Halton Hills is hoping its federal and provincial counterparts can come up w

Gamble, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 19 Jul 2006, p. 12     Councillor Jane Fogal wondered out loud at a recent council meeting whether the Town could do some regular maintenance on stormwater management ponds. She passed around two photos she had taken: one

Gamble, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 2 Mar 2007, p. 8     Anyone who wants to build in Halton Hills will have to figure on spending more in development fees. Halton Hills council recently approved a planning report calling for "measured planning fee increas

Gamble, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 17 Feb 2006, p. 5     The Town of Halton Hills has once again shown it is not a fan of the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) as it has sent yet another resolution off to the Province--this time to the Offic

Brown, Ted, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 6 Dec 2006, p. 21     Bob Woods (second from left) of Assured Mortgage Services was joined by (from left) Halton Hills Mayor Rick Bonnette, Ward 4 Councillor Bob Inglis and Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce president Helen

GAMBLE, CYNTHIA, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 20 Sep 2006, 1, 9     `Creative' budgeting to reduce tax hike CYNTHIA GAMBLE Staff Writer A new method of budgeting, which Halton Hills Chief Administrative Officer Dennis Perlin describes as more transparent to taxpayers

Gamble, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 10 Feb 2006, 1, 5     New library coming, but taxpayers will have to pay for it There will be money in the town's coffers to build a new Georgetown library starting in 2008 but it means tax increases of about 5 per cent f

Maher, Eamonn; Gamble, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 26 Apr 2006, p. 24     As founder of the Georgetown Referees' Association, Gerald `Perky' Perkins became known as the man people often "loved to hate and hated to love" in local hockey circles for more than 50 years. Perki

Gamble, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 15 Sep 2006, 1, 11     After a summer of negotiations between Sheridan Nurseries and the villagers of Glen Williams, an agreement on a new 91-home subdivision has been ironed out and officially approved by the Ontario Muni

Gamble, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 7 Feb 2007, p. 3     Halton Hills council approved the 2007 Town's operating budget of $22,327,200 at Monday's meeting. Among the highlights were: Taxes will go up by $50 for the average household with a home assessed at

Tallyn, Lisa; Gamle, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 16 Aug 2006, p. 3     Heritage designation put on hold Barber Mill meetings to continue LISA TALLYN and CYNTHIA GAMBLE Staff Writers Summer meetings between the Town, developer and residents pushed a final decision on the