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Being a police officer includes several duties, even firefighting.Two Peel Regional Police officers proved just that on Saturday afternoon when they sprung into action and extinguished a house fire in Streetsville.Constables Matt Hembruff and Andrew Cooper were in the area of Church and Main streets around 1:30 p.m. when a fellow officer who was directing traffic in the area sent out a radio call to police communications for a house fire. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The officers arrived before the fire department because they were nearby. Using a fire extinguisher they keep in t stanley mugs he truck of the cruiser, the officers went to the kitchen where the fire was and put it out. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW No one was inj stanley cup ured as the officers ensured everyone in the home was out safely before they went in.Fire damage was still extensive and Mississ stanley mugs auga firefighters took over to ensure there were no flare-ups. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The officers ; actions helped limit the amount of damage, Const. Mark Fischer said. Cmhr Nishdish, closed for good by COVID-19, served up Anishinaabe cuisine and history
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A storm in early January that shut down roads leading in and out of Stayner has a bed-and-breakfast owner thinking there must be a better way for the town to handle an influx of stranded motorists.Lois and Bill Roskars The Gables BB on Point Street was inundated with impromptu guests during the Jan. 5 storm, which closed on both ends of Hwy. 26 leading into town, as well as County Road 42 heading south and County Road 91 to the west.Some motorists were forced to take up refuge in the community centre, and the roads didnt reopen until the middle of the next day. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The phone was ringing off the hook because we are the onl starbucks stanley cup y accommodations in town, Lois said. We quickly got filled up 鈥?it was a desperate situation for them. We were turning people away, which broke my heart. Lois got on the phone to neighbours, stanley becher and Bills fellow Stayner Kinsmen Club members. It has her thinking whats needed in the community is a call tree for the next time a weather event closes down the town. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There has to be a pool of residents who have a spare room, or a cou stanley nz ch, that if I had names and numbers that I could co-ordinate if it happens again 鈥?and you know it will, she said. Short of our own core group, it would be nice to expand and understand who might be able to help out. As a community, I think we need a plan. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Umvu Ramara council removing Lord s Prayer from meetings following complaint
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Hundreds of students at Georgetown District High School joined thousands of Ontario students across the province in a protest showing solidarity.The student-organized protest is in response to proposed cuts to education made by the Ford government 鈥?including potential cuts to staffing, increases in class sizes, and several funding cuts.Gr stanley thermos mug ay Whipp, a Grade 11 student at GDHS, found out about the provincewide planned protest online and started spreading the word. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Our education is important and we shouldnt have to sacrifice that for budget cuts, Whipp said. stanley cup According to documentation available from studentssayno.ca聽鈥斅爓here participating students are organized 鈥?government cuts of nearly $1 billion would be made to education jobs funding. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW At 1:15 on April 4, hundreds of students organized on the schools athletic fie stanley travel mug ld before marching to the front of the school to protest. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Were protesting the budget cuts Doug Ford has implemented, Graydon Batem Dekt Georgetown Santa Claus parade looking for volunteers
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