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January 29, 2014
Erin storm clean-up could take until May
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As published in The Erin Advocate It could take months for the Town of Erin to clean up the mess from December’s ice storm, Council learned...
No volunteers to review council pay
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As published in The Erin Advocate No members of the public have responded to newspaper ads seeking volunteers to help review the pay of E...
Station Street referendum gets no council support
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As published in The Erin Advocate A proposal from Mayor Lou Maieron for a referendum question on how to repair the Station Street bridge an...
No extra funding for Celebrate Erin event
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As published in the Erin Advocate A request from Erin’s CAO for $2,500 in additional funding for the Celebrate Erin event in April has be...
Budget deliberations to start with 3% tax hike
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As published in The Erin Advocate Erin CAO Kathryn Ironmonger has directed Town staff to come up with an initial draft budget for 2014 ba...
Angelstone noise called ‘beyond unacceptable’
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As published in The Erin Advocate Neighbours of the Angelstone Tournaments facility on County Road 50 have told Erin Town Council that t...
Friends of Terra Cotta promote park’s benefits
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As published in The Erin Advocate Inspired by a successful trail project at Island Lake near Orangeville, the Friends of Terra Cotta (FOTC)...
January 22, 2014
Health Link helps patients with complex needs
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As published in The Erin Advocate A new effort to ensure that seniors and patients with complex problems don’t “fall through the cracks” ...
Allan Alls wants to be Erin’s mayor
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As published in The Erin Advocate With hopes of bringing in a new atmosphere of respect and cooperation at Town Hall, and attracting new ...
Small towns need consistent funding
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As published in The Erin Advocate Wellington-Halton Hills MPP Ted Arnott has taken up the fight of small municipalities to get adequate fu...
January 15, 2014
Horse power could boost Erin economy
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As published in The Erin Advocate Town Council has given initial support to a report from the Equine Task Force, recognizing the horse indu...
Provincial tax squeeze touches a nerve in Erin
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As published in The Erin Advocate Small towns like Erin are feeling a tax squeeze as the provincial government cuts funding for local budge...
January 08, 2014
Murray McEwen appointed to Order of Canada
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As published in The Erin Advocate Erin resident Murray McEwen has been appointed to the Order of Canada, recognizing his contributions to ...
Seizing the day an elusive goal
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As published in The Erin Advocate Every time I go to a funeral, I resolve to take more control of my life and live it to the fullest, havin...
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