Collingwood Now: News Archive

NEWS ARCHIVES SEPTEMBER 2003

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week of 7 September 2003

‘We’re not against wind power’

Resident wants buses out of neighbourhood

Blues sign three more

Car crash claims teen’s life

Candidate questions town funding of riding association

Environmentalists rally support against Castle Glen development

PGA star Lehman lured by Lora Bay

Same-sex unions a no-no: churches

Reality check for multi-use centre

Hospital adds nurses in preparation for bed openings

Blues finish 3-1 in pre-season

week of 14 September 2003

Councillor pushing for multi-use timeline

Turbines not a threat to biosphere, says wind farm company

Fatal accident investigation ongoing

Blues clip rival Terriers on OT

One firefighter not enough: union head

Site 41 stink puts pressure on local landfill

Workers in good condition after fall into hot water

Topsy-turvy start

week of 21 September 2003

Councillor says MUF deal dead

County making effort to clean up landfills, says minister

Candidates face off on social issues

MOE taking action on landfill

New principal connects with kids

Stream work pays dividends

week of 28 September 2003

Landslide for Wilson

Liberal victory bittersweet for Redmond

Losereit deals with third-place showing

Blues tame ’Cats

Simcoe-Grey candidates face off

County officials ask for public meeting on sludge transfer

Castle Glen should not be allowed: candidates

Blues get set for 4 in a row at home

Collingwood Now Special

Eigensinn Farm Re-opens in November

Collingwood - 11 September 2003

Opening in November after a four-month summer hiatus, the unique establishment remains an international destination.