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This woman will wear her wedding dress walking along Yonge Street in Newmarket. What concern is she drawing attention to? (opens the original)
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When Jennifer Brooks put on her wedding dress to walk down the aisle in 2012, she dreamed of happily ever after. Her married life of happiness didnât last. As with about half of marriages and civil unions dissolving, according to Statistics Canada, Brooks and her husband separated in 2019. Brooks, an East Gwillimbury mother of four, will put her wedding dress on again Oct. 4. This time, she is walking with survivors, residents and faith and cultural groups during Domestic Violence Awareness Mo
Calling all hopeless romantics: Newmarket Library holding first RomanceFest Oct. 2 to 4 (opens the original)
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Love will be in the air when the Newmarket Public Library throws its first RomanceFest: âFall nâ Love on Main.â Library officials are calling the three-day literary festival running from Oct. 2 to 4 âtruly a collaborative community project to increase foot traffic, visibility and exposure to the Main St. neighbourhood while promoting social connection and engagement with an entertaining theme in the picturesque seasonal fall landscape.â There will be something for everyone, customer ex
EG's Nellie Brooks just turned 100. The biggest threat to Canada is Trump administration, she says (opens the original)
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If you run into Nellie Brooks in East Gwillimbury, make sure to wish her a happy milestone birthday. She celebrated her 100th trip around the sun on Sept. 19. Brooks is still living independently in the house she and her late husband, Russ, built in Sharon 64 years ago. When Brooks was born, most homes in Canada didnât have electricity or indoor plumbing. Cars were still a luxury. Fordâs Model T was in its final years of production. A loaf of bread cost about eight cents and the annual Canad
There was a lot of buzz before Newmarket's iconic Mulock Park opened. What did people think on opening weekend? (opens the original)
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Newmarket pulled out all the stops to promote the opening of Mulock Park, with the iconic destination capturing attention both within the community and beyond the townâs borders. So, does the park, the largest capital project in Newmarketâs history, measure up to the hype? The park was alive with energy for the opening weekend Sept.. 18 to 20 as people wandered around, explored the amenities and took in the new space. Letâs just say the buzz about whatâs being called Newmarketâs Backya
There has been a public outcry after Heiniu's death in animal services call. Aurora has released a review of the incident (opens the original)
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The Town of Aurora has released a review related to the death of Heiniu. The Rottweiler died after animal services officers responded, following the dog being found by a family wandering in Holland Landing. At the time of the officersâ intervention, Heiniu was corralled, calm, and leashed on private property under the care and control of community members, Jennifer Friedman, lawyer for Heiniuâs owners, Yang Yu and his family, said in an email to yorkregion.com. Aurora Animal Services serves
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