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Rebecca Bulmer, 7, enjoys a hot dog Saturday grilled during M&M Meat Shops annual barbecue, which raised money to fight Crohn’s disease and colitis. The Alcona shop joined a national campaign that saw M&M franchises around the country participating in the campaign. Thanks to the Innisfil Fire Department, children also enjoyed sitting in a fire truck and touring a “house-burning” trailer. The Mississauga girl took in the event while visiting her cousins.

Getting your fill at M&M's tasty fundraiser
May 10, 2008 - Children also enjoyed sitting in a fire truck and touring a “house-burning” trailer. [more]

Walkin 'n' talkin a healthy combo
by Rick Vanderlinde
May 10, 2008 - “We’re exercising our brains and our legs,” Jackson said, with a laugh. [more]

Officer continues to make an impact
by By Bruce Hain
May 09, 2008 - Golf tournament in honour of slain officer aids worthy causes [more]

More News

School board paints an arts direction
by By Leigh Blenkhorn
May 09, 2008 - “I don’t think $1.5 million is going to bring equity across the entire county, but I think if we start we can do it over the years.” [more]

Declining enrollment presents challenges
by By Leigh Blenkhorn
May 09, 2008 - “Next year there will be 90,000 students fewer in our schools than there were in 2003 when we were elected.” [more]

Hearings set for June in street racing death
May 08, 2008 - They are charged with criminal negligence causing death by street racing, in connection with the June 2007 death of David Virgoe, 48, in the northbound lanes of Highway 400. [more]

County conducts Internet survey
People can also take part in a telephone survey by calling 726-9300, ext. 1092. [more]

More Headlines

» Cookstown kids take to the street

» Path cleared for heritage home's demolition

» County shrugs off Barrie’s criticism of growth plan

» Board honours its best

» Girl works to save heritage home

» Driver clocked doing 64 km/h over speed limit

» Innisfil wants you to brand town

» Heritage list going to council

» Heritage petition gathers steam

» Educators honour the county’s best

» Walk marks mental health week

» Backhoe hits bridge, backs up traffic

» Online tips can help stop crime

» Viceregal guest to visit museum

» Seat belt campaign a success: OPP

» Innisfil residents keep train whistles going

» E-mail warning about booby-trapped gas pumps a hoax: OPP

» Firefighter's cancer battle unites colleagues

» Teenage girls brawl at party

» Innisfil man charged with impaired

» County wants feedback on growth

» Turning old cars in cash for trails

» Cigarette displays must go by May 31

» Special needs hockey grant reconsidered

» Your Call could stop a drunk driver

» BACKGROUNDER: After David Virgoe: are our highways safer?

» Train whistles keep blowin'

» Taking a trip back in time

» Hospice construction begins in May

» Good riddance to bypass, environmentalists say

» Rec centre funding blasts past target

» Essay earns youngster a ride in the rig

» Armed bandit robs Lefroy store

» Crash victims ran popular 400 Market chip truck

» Barrie woman's car catches fire

» Province renders pesticide committee redundant

» County councillors split on growth plan

» School arts programs limited by finances

» Local stores pull plastic bottles

» Food price increases driven by commodities and gas

» Hundreds swamp lake forum

» Heritage home sparks 'gateway' debate

» County wants wider 400 to handle traffic growth

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