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THROWING THE REAL STUFF ON THE BOLTON DIAMONDS
Bolton Brewers pitcher Nate Robinson fires a pitch toward a Midland Indian batter. Robinson pitched five innings, allowing one hit, striking out five during the Brewers' 7-1 win last Thursday. They are in first place in the East Senior Division of the North Dufferin Baseball League standings. Turn to page 14 for a game report on the Brewers. Photo by Jon Yaneff More...
Willoughby Nature Reserve gets makeover by Ontario Nature
By David Anderson

A group of people were prepared for possible rain and misquotes, Sunday, while trying to rid the Willoughby Nature Reserve south of Caledon village of its pesky invasive periwinkle problem. Volunteers of Ontario Nature, Lisa Richardson and Deirdre Dimitroff were on hand to assist the group. More...

JADE SCOGNAMILLO MASTERS LAKE ERIE IN RECORD TIME

Caledon's Jade Scognamillo captured the record for the youngest and fastest swim of Lake Erie Saturday. For more information on Jade's feat see page 19. More...

 News
• Temporary storage facility sparks little reaction
A proposed temporary use rezoning, which would allow for the storage of topsoil for a Dixie Road garden supply company is not causing much reaction in the community. More...
• Summer Soiree was a big success
• article has image SUPPORTS LOCAL CAUSES
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 Editorial
• Dion's carbon tax idea might not be great, But has anyone come up with something better?
Editorial
It's been a couple of weeks since federal Liberal Leader Stephane Dion announced his idea for a carbon tax, should he form the next government, while cutting taxes in other areas. Reaction, as is to be expected, was mixed from the very start. More...
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• article has image Much to learn from Shakespeare
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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...
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 Caledon Sports
• Brewers hammer Indians with one-hitter, now leading East Division
Nate Robinson was really throwing fire in the Bolton Brewers' 7-1 triumph over the Midland Indians Thursday at North Hill Park. The Bolton pitcher had a solid line; five innings, five strikeouts (K's), allowing one run on one hit, walking one. More...
• article has image Player Profile Nathan Robinson
• article has image Caledon Cavs over-powered by Markham, but slim playoff chances still alive
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 Arts & Entertainment
• article has image Goodbye Glory waves hello to the spotlight
The bases are loaded, none are out and the fivepiece rock outfit Goodbye Glory are waving goodbye to a grand slam to centrefield. That baseball analogy staples the aggressively melodic and ambiance driven alternative rock band's mentality and its direction. More...
• article has image Tons of fun for all last Saturday to celebrate Cheltenham Day
• Caledon Public Library now offers subscription service to new materials
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