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1 week ago | 
midlandtoday.ca | Marg. Bruineman
While he often passes people navigating local trails with cellphones to ears or moving along at a rapid pace, David Knowler tends to make frequent stops, more than likely training his eyes on the canopy overhead.
Equipped with a camera, the local birder is at the ready to document whatever he sees.
And, with his frequent trips around the Minesing Wetlands, he has a bounty of photos, each with its own story.
But one is clearly missing from his collection.
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1 week ago | 
bradfordtoday.ca | Marg. Bruineman
With her university degree firmly tucked into her back pocket, Hannah Murphy is now ready to line up her professional career.
And thanks to the relatively new professional women’s hockey league, which is adding two expansion teams this year, the prospects for the former Bradford District High School student look good. They’re further helped along by the four years she played in net for Colgate University, a liberal arts school in the centre of New York State.
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1 week ago | 
innisfiltoday.ca | Marg. Bruineman
By day, she’s a multi-media marketer, by night Maggie Giles is a sleuth of sorts, crafting her own mysteries.
The Collingwood woman is celebrating the release of her latest novel, Wicked, a sequel to her 2023 mystery, Twisted.
“It really explores this controversy around this recently released prescription medication” which has caused some problems on the market, fresh with a bit of conspiracy, she begins.
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1 week ago | 
bradfordtoday.ca | Marg. Bruineman
By day, she’s a multi-media marketer, by night Maggie Giles is a sleuth of sorts, crafting her own mysteries.
The Collingwood woman is celebrating the release of her latest novel, Wicked, a sequel to her 2023 mystery, Twisted.
“It really explores this controversy around this recently released prescription medication” which has caused some problems on the market, fresh with a bit of conspiracy, she begins.
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1 week ago | 
newmarkettoday.ca | Marg. Bruineman
At age 14, Daniel Babavali has some major achievements under his belt.
The Grade 9 student at Cardinal Carter Catholic High School in Aurora returned from April’s national karate competition in Vancouver, B.C. with a gold medal. That qualifies him for the Pan American Karate Championships to be held in Paraguay in August.
He’s pretty excited about competing on the international level.
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1 week ago | 
bradfordtoday.ca | Marg. Bruineman
While he often passes people navigating local trails with cellphones to ears or moving along at a rapid pace, David Knowler tends to make frequent stops, more than likely training his eyes on the canopy overhead.
Equipped with a camera, the local birder is at the ready to document whatever he sees.
And, with his frequent trips around the Minesing Wetlands, he has a bounty of photos, each with its own story.
But one is clearly missing from his collection.
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1 week ago | 
auroratoday.ca | Marg. Bruineman
At age 14, Daniel Babavali has some major achievements under his belt.
The Grade 9 student at Cardinal Carter Catholic High School in Aurora returned from April’s national karate competition in Vancouver, B.C. with a gold medal. That qualifies him for the Pan American Karate Championships to be held in Paraguay in August.
He’s pretty excited about competing on the international level.
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1 week ago | 
bradfordtoday.ca | Marg. Bruineman
After settling in the Bradford area in 2006, Arlene Hearn began her long journey of community engagement.
She and her family chose the area because of its accessibility to work in Toronto. The transition into small-town life wasn't just about finding a place to live — it was about connecting with the community.
As a new resident she sought to engage with others, particularly important given that they had moved to a rural home.
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1 week ago | 
villagereport.ca | Marg. Bruineman
COLLINGWOOD - By day, she’s a multi-media marketer, by night Maggie Giles is a sleuth of sorts, crafting her own mysteries.
The Collingwood woman is celebrating the release of her latest novel, Wicked, a sequel to her 2023 mystery, Twisted.
“It really explores this controversy around this recently released prescription medication” which has caused some problems on the market, fresh with a bit of conspiracy, she begins.
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1 week ago | 
barrietoday.com | Marg. Bruineman
While he often passes people navigating local trails with cellphones to ears or moving along at a rapid pace, David Knowler tends to make frequent stops, more than likely training his eyes on the canopy overhead.
Equipped with a camera, the local birder is at the ready to document whatever he sees.
And, with his frequent trips around the Minesing Wetlands, he has a bounty of photos, each with its own story.
But one is clearly missing from his collection.
