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February 7, 2007  RSS feed

HAIR CUT FOR CANCER
Ali Jordan, 7, of Bolton, wanted to do something to help out people with cancer so she grew her hair long and had 10 inches cut off to donate to Locks of Love, an organization that provides hairpieces to children with cancer. Hairstylist Rose Safaei of First Choice Hair Cutters in Bolton performed the haircut free of charge. More...
Donate blood Feb. 13

Canadian Blood Services urges Bolton area residents to celebrate Valentine's Day by making an appointment to donate blood. Chances are your sweetheart or someone you know may need blood in their lifetime. By donating blood regularly (3 times a year) you and your loved one can directly benefit the lives of 18 patients. One donation can save three lives. More...

BIA meets tonight

Downtown Bolton merchants and business owners are invited to attend the BIA meeting tonight (Wednesday, Feb. 7) at 6:30 p.m. at the Queen Street Felt and Slate. Guest speakers include Caledon's CAO Patrick Moyle, Norm Lingard, director of economic development & communications, and Mary Hall, planning director. Also on hand will be Richard Messer from the Kerr St. BIA, Oakville. More...

 News
• Road work comprises much of Caledon's capital budget
The bulk of the Town of Caledon's $31.1-million capital program will be going to the public works and engineering department for road work and park improvements. More...
• Rail crossing agreements
• Lands deemed to be surplus
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 Columns
• article has image National Affairs
Dion's environmental free ride over?
Back in the 1970s, most major media outlets - newspapers, magazines and television stations - were publishing horror stories about the impending new ice age. That's because the world had witnessed about 25 years of global cooling, particularly in the Northern Hemisphere, and the fear was that unless we turned it around we'd all turn into human popsicles. More...
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• article has image Mayor's Report
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 Editorial
• Getting tough on criminals could prove tough and costly
Thus far, only two crime bills have cleared various proposals to use tougher sentences as a tool to combat crime. They may prove both costly and in some cases unconstitutional. Worse yet, they may not work. The costliness should be obvious to anyone who examines the proposals. More...
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 Community
• COMMUNITY EVENTS
THIS COLUMN IS PROVIDED AS A FREE PUBLIC SERVICE TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO ANNOUNCE UPCOMING EVENTS. PLEASE CONTACT BETH EARLY-REA AT CALEDON COMMUNITY SERVICES AT 905- 584-9460 IF YOU WISH TO HAVE AN ANNOUNCEMENT PUBLISHED. More...
• Babysitting course offered
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 Caledon Sports
• Tri-Star Landscaping/Just in Time Hawks start playoffs strong
The minor atom AA Hawks are off to a great start in the OMHA round robin playdowns. January 21, the Hawks traveled to St. Catharines to challenge the "candy cane striped team" and came home with a convincing 5-1 victory. Tyler Whitten started the Caledon scoring, driving to the net and directing a shot from Sean Nottle behind the St. Catharines' goalie. More...
• Hawks split with Raiders in playoff action
• Local therapist worked at World University Games
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 Business & Finance
• WinterFeast 2007 in the Hills of Headwaters
The Hills of Headwaters area is known principally for its historic and picturesque towns and villages, its assortment of championshipcalibre golf courses, and the beautiful hills and valleys that have been carved into the landscape by the four rivers that originate in this region. More...
• Mayor on AMO board
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 Arts & Entertainment
• article has image A Caledon premier of 'The Perfect Manhattan'
The Caledon Townhall Players presents the Caledon debut of The Perfect Manhattan. This sparkling, awardwinning comedy is an original play by local playwright and member of The Caledon Townhall Players, Dianne Lococo. A resident of Mono, Dianne is a prolific writer who is currently completing her sixth play. More...
• What's Hot on Video
• article has image Erinn Brown heading for Ireland
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 Health
• Afternoon of Indulgence tickets for your Valentine
Still looking for that special something for your sweetheart this Valentine's Day? Hospice Caledon's innovative fund-raiser Afternoon of Indulgence would make a great Valentine gift for your loved one. Pamper that special person with an afternoon of laughter and relaxation. More...
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 Our Readers Write
• Impressive fund support
The Caledon Community Services 2006 Santa Fund was an extraordinary success. It reminded all of us at CCS why we marvel each and every year at the abundance of goodness in this community when it comes to ensuring the health and well-being of families who need a leg up in the short-term in order to make it on their own in the longterm. More...
• Hospice receives benefits
• Use gas tax for transportation!
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 Schools
• Experience Italy while earning credits
High school students are invited to participate in a learning experience that combines the sites, sounds and scents of Italy with courses that count towards high school credit. More...
• Caledon night school in jeopardy
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