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Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 4 Apr 2007, p. 3     Over the five eight-week Activity Challenge, Halton Hills residents walked more than 110,000 kms collectively since 2005. More than 2,000 people participated and logged more than 20,000 hours of some

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Hamilton Spectator, 8 Jan 1999, Section N, p. 1     ...

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Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 5 Jan 2007, p. 4     Spectators in Halton Hills' arenas should not have to shiver in the cold much longer as Town council directed arena staff to turn heaters on sooner. At a recent council meeting, Ward 3 Councillor Dav

Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 6 Sep 2006, p. 8     Job switch One of the more popular Summer Camp programs offered by the Town of Halton Hills was its `Just the Guys' week. Recreation director Terry Alyman (above right) joined the group for a day as

Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 23 Feb 2007, p. 11     After $93,000 for trails was added into the 2007 capital budget, the Town will begin a new phase to develop the Hungry Hollow Ravine trails with a public meeting next Thursday night (March 1). The me

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

Hamilton Spectator, 14 Apr 2001, Section N, p. 1     ...

Hamilton Spectator, 7 Feb 2001, Section E, p. 6     ...

Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 7 Jun 2006, p. 3     Halton Pride representative Domenic Padula accused the Town of Halton Hills of racism for its refusal to fly the Halton Pride flag promoting the gay group's annual picnic. In a delegation at the May

Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 29 Nov 2006, p. 4     Senior's standoff with Town to continue Derrick Williams, the Georgetown senior could be allowed back in if he agrees to a couple of conditions, but Williams says he won't because he believes it woul

Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 22 Sep 2006, p. 4     Halton Hills has spent $25,000 in defending its reputation. An accounting of a lawsuit that the Town initiated against a citizen was presented in a report to council recently. Ward 3 Councillor Mike

Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 22 Sep 2006, p. 11     There were several barks of approval when council okayed funding for the new leash-free zone in Cedarvale Park, but there were a few growls at the higher than expected cost. The official opening of t

Gamble, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 23 Feb 2007, 1, 3     Improvements to the Halton Hills Cultural Centre may occur at the same time the Georgetown branch library is expanded it was revealed recently. In an in camera session last December, council gave Rec

Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 19 Apr 2006, p. 8     Citizens are free to criticize governments without fear of being sued for defamation, a judge has ruled in dismissing an action by the Town of Halton Hills against a resident for comments made on his

Brown, Ted, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 4 Apr 2007, p. 14     The Kiwanis Club of Georgetown recently presented their final $10,000 payment of their $120,000 pledge to the Localmotion Campaign, in aid of the Gellert Community Centre. On hand to make the present

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, 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

Conroy, Julie, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 10 Mar 2006, p. 29     The Acton Seniors Recreation Centre's Annual General Meeting on February 28th was well attended. In fact, a record 65 members were present. Mayor Rick Bonnette brought greetings from the Town of Halt