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Golf tournament was a big success thanks to community  Share 
Posted 1 day ago
To the editor: On Saturday, August 14, a fundraising golf tournament with all proceeds being donated to Dunnville's new arena and life span centre (Let's ROC) was held. Everyone had a great time and great laughs. [more]
■ Arts/Life / Life
We Dunnville Day  Share 
Posted 1 day ago
Five churches came together with one common goal: to serve the Dunnville community. And at various venues across town, people of all ages were smiling during the first ever We Love Dunnville Day celebrations. [more]
■ Sports / Sports
Thunder hoping recent string of wins will bode well for playoffs  Share 
Posted 1 day ago
The Dunnville Thunder carried their recent win streak into their final game of the Erie Fastball League 2010 regular season with a 4- 3 win over the Selkirk Steelers. The Sunday game was rescheduled from the Thunder's regularly scheduled Friday night home game. [more]
■ News / Local News
Blowing in the wind  Share 
Posted 1 day ago
As the number of wind farms increases in Ontario, so does the controversy that surrounds them. It seems people either love them or hate them. If all goes to plan for Samsung CT, the company will build and operate a wind and solar cluster in South Cayuga. [more]
■ News / Local News
Bradley proposes to rename Cayuga courthouse  Share 
Posted 1 day ago
It was years ago, but former MP Bud Bradley still remembers accompanying David Marshall to Queen's Park. The two were lifelong friends and at the time, there was talk of moving the Cayuga Courthouse to Simcoe, said Bradley. [more]
■ Arts/Life / Entertainment
1940s-themed dance takes guests to whole new era  Share 
Posted 1 day ago
In re-creating a dance from 1944, Dunnville RCAF No. 6 Airport Museum members succeeded last Saturday in presenting an evening of ambience, romance and entertainment evocative of another era. [more]
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