Steve LeBlanc
Reporter at Associated Press
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1 week ago |
oakvillenews.org | Steve LeBlanc
It’s a partnership born out of a growing need, and brimming with potential. That’s how Joanna Dickinson views the recently-launched Mobile Health Team initiative that will now see its newly-acquired van as a regular fixture at Milton Salvation Army/Khi Community. “I’m really excited about it,” said the nurse practitioner, whose team will operate at various locations across the region under the Support House umbrella, with funding from the Ministry of Health.
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1 week ago |
miltontoday.ca | Steve LeBlanc
It’s a partnership born out of a growing need, and brimming with potential. That’s how Joanna Dickinson views the recently-launched Mobile Health Team initiative that will now see its newly-acquired van as a regular fixture at Milton Salvation Army/Khi Community. “I’m really excited about it,” said the nurse practitioner, whose team will operate at various locations across the region under the Support House umbrella, with funding from the Ministry of Health.
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1 week ago |
miltontoday.ca | Steve LeBlanc
As the ceremony in his honour drew near, Glenn Turner’s attention instinctively turned to the game to follow. Grabbing a rake, he did a little maintenance behind the plate that prompted some good-natured ribbing from a few of his old cronies. It was an all-too-fitting ad lib to the tribute for – among his many roles – the longtime caretaker of local diamonds.
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1 week ago |
burlingtontoday.com | Steve LeBlanc
As the engine hummed to life -- spooking the Mazemoor Farm horses -- loved ones took turns taxiing up and down the pasture in Roger Hadfield’s cherished Stampe biplane. It was a fitting tribute to the beloved patriarch of the ‘First Family of Canadian Flight’, who passed away suddenly Saturday. He was 91. “He was my Teacher, Parent, Leader, Guardian, Captain, and Partner,” son Dave shared on Facebook Monday afternoon, with members of the down-to-earth family gathered at the Milton homestead.
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2 weeks ago |
miltontoday.ca | Steve LeBlanc
As Tia Porteous prepared to close the books on another multi-medal OFSAA campaign last weekend, one last intriguing chapter presented itself. It came in the form of a chance encounter with Olympian Gavin Smellie. The quick but meaningful exchange revealed how the Elsie MacGill Secondary School sprinter – who’d just hung with the best junior girls in the province – had no club training. Needless to say, this came as quite the surprise. “He was shocked,” said the 16-year-old Miltonian.
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I’m a reporter with The Associated Press hoping to talk to parents or relatives of students who are planning to attend upcoming college graduation ceremonies near Boston and may be experiencing Airbnb sticker shock. My email is: [email protected].