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November 14, 2007  RSS feed

FIRST FLU CLINIC HELD
Peel Health held its first Caledon flu shot clinic at the town hall last week, with a huge turnout of residents. Here, nurse Janice Markle gives Naureen Devereaux her shot. The next local clinics are Nov. 21 at Knox United Church in Caledon Village and Nov. 28 at the Inglewood Community Centre. More...
Santa Claus coming to Bolton

Santa is busy getting ready to come to Bolton for the annual Bolton Kinsmen Santa Claus Parade scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 1. Organizations or groups wanting to put a float in the parade should contact Beth Early-Rea at Caledon Community Services, 905-951-2300. More...

St. Patrick marks its 100th

Staff, students and community members will gather at St. Patrick School Nov. 15 in the community of Wildfield in Brampton to celebrate the school's 100th anniversary with an evening centennial celebration. Most Reverend John A. Boissonneau, Auxiliary Bishop of Toronto, will preside over the celebration. He will bless and help unveil a mural in the library. More...

 News
• Council maintains Caledon's population forecasts
After listening to many presentations from the public regarding Caledon's population forecasts last Tuesday night, Caledon council voted unanimously to maintain the projections contained in the proposed Official Plan Amendment 203. More...
• article has image Fire at propane plant causes evacuation
• Solmar says it's the victim of media campaign
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 Columns
• article has image Hurdles necessary for enlightenment
"You must realize that it is the ordinary way of God's dealings with us that our ideas do not work out speedily and efficiently as we would like them to. More...
• article has image Why not a thought for the victims?
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 Community
• COMMUNITY EVENTS
A directory of what is happening in the community
THIS COLUMN IS PROVIDED AS A FREE PUBLIC SERVICE TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO ANNOUNCE UPCOMING EVENTS. PLEASE CONTACT BETH EARLYREA AT CALEDON COMMUNITY SERVICES AT 905-584-9460 IF YOU WISH TO HAVE AN ANNOUNCEMENT PUBLISHED. More...
• Tree lighting
• Church hosts parenting seminar
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 Caledon Sports
• Atom Blackhawks chalk up two more, improve record to six wins
With a record of 4-1-1 heading into November action, the Cucci's Hair Salon/Aspen Architectural Millwork/RBC Insurance Atom Blackhawks faced the Brampton Spitfires in a home-and-away series. More...
• Slow start sinks Blackhawks
• Caledon minor atom AE Hawks draw in home opener
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 Business & Finance
• Franca's Place in Bolton is about living well
A new Bolton restaurant promises to leave you rejuvenated and refreshed. It's sure to become your second home. In fact, Franca's Place is a symbol of new life in many respects. Franca Viola and her team have been revamping the building at 43 Queen Street South (at Willow), making it warm and inviting. More...
• Radio comes to Caledon, Bolton
• article has image Humpback whale created by local company
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 Arts & Entertainment
• Local authors visit Caledon library
The Margaret Dunn Valleywood Branch of Caledon Public Library recently hosted a special afternoon with local authors Ron Page and Bette Page. Ron and Bette delighted the members of the Valley Girls Book Club at their monthly meeting in October. More...
• article has image Former Mayfield dance students join circus for cross-country tour
• CWL meeting
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 Our Readers Write
• Volunteers are dedicated
As co-ordinator of Caledon Community Services' transportation program, I am continually amazed at the dedication and excellence of the many volunteers who provide thousands of rides every year Caledon residents. Recently, one such volunteer, Nancy Young, arrived at the home of a senior provide a ride to a medical appointment. More...
• Appalled by Hoy
• Thanks from resident
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