NEWS ARCHIVES: SEPTEMBER 2002
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week of 1 September 2002
It was murder, says family
Municipal board ready to dismiss shipyard appeal
Councillors get pitch from proposed facility project management team
Getting friendly with the water
Who'll pay the bill?
It's all in the stroking...
GNE focuses on agricultural roots
Thornbury's new 'thin blue line'
Local schools pilot new timetable
Fix funding problems before altering mental health system
New ridings possible in area
Provincial initiative could help town
University course offered locally
week of 8 September 2002
Remembering the fallen
Mayor wants kids off main street
Councillor challenges smoking decision
Final touches made to Temple building
Looking beyond tomorrow
Local lawyer issues challenge to Collingwood's smoking bylaw
... while Blue Mountain businesses weigh impact
Macmillan homicide a 'worst-case' scenario
week of 15 September 2002
Ambulance service questioned
$3.4 million town hall cost not an option, say residents
Trail club wants to trash litterbugs
GTDI wants to save the goose
80,000 Elvis Festival fans?
Growth issues focus for council in final year
Council expects answer on Vanier expansion
Cooper optimistic about economy
week of 22 September 2002
Committee stays on
Multi-use options laid out to council
Triangle cooking its own goose, says columnist
Vanier students decry loss of activity fees
Multi-use facility in jeopardy?
South Simcoe towns strike deal on water
GNE exceeds expectations
Condo owners hire lawyer to stop sale
Council rejects smoking change
week of 29 September
Drawing a line in the ash
G&M Hospital's mental health services reopen
New act could affect sewer rates
Blues' goalie pads school options
A cure for the winter blues - jazz
G&M delays bed openings
Town revisits hiring consultant for multi-use feasibility study
Mosquitoes test positive for virus
Rotary continues fight against polio
Early Years Centre opens on Peel Street
