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No charges in Catholic school sexting scandal
Police say they have concluded an investigation of a sexting scandal involving teenaged girls from Holy Trinity Catholic High School in Simcoe and no charges will be laid.
No charges in sexting scandal: police
Police say they have concluded an extensive investigation of a sexting scandal involving teenaged girls in Norfolk but no charges will be laid.
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Festive food drive numbers are in
Auxiliary units in the southwestern Ontario region of the OPP raised a total of 35,642 pounds of food and some $15,590 for local food banks.
Shopping outlets added to bus routes
Starting later this month, the single 12-seat bus that runs across the county will include White Horse Plaza, Zellers, and Wal-Mart on its route.
Axford, who had a stellar season in relief for the Milwaukee Brewers in 2011, was the featured attraction during a meet-and- greet in the gymnasium at Port Dover Composite School.
Pedestrian runs into OPP cruiser
Saturday at 7:50 p.m., a fully-marked cruiser belonging to the Norfolk OPP was eastbound on the Queensway East in Simcoe in the vicinity of MacDonald's. The pedestrian was treated for minor injuries at Norfolk General Hospital and released.
Fire causes $125,000 damage to Simcoe home; church accepting donations for burned out family
A family of six fled their Colborne Street North home in the middle of the night Thursday after a fire that started on their side porch spread to the rest of the structure - gutting it and destroying all its contents.
Fire causes $125,000 damage to SImcoe home
An early morning fire caused an estimated $125,000 to a home at 257 Colborne St.
Suspicious house fire near Simcoe
Norfolk County OPP Crime Unit and the Ontario Fire Marshal's office are continuing the investigation into the cause of fire.
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Hopes for higher water pressure fizzle
Residents in the east half of Simcoe will be disappointed to learn that a major capital upgrade on McCall Street this summer will not improve water pressure in their part of town.
Band not lounging around in '12
Free Press entertainment reporter James Reaney puts the spotlight on an upcoming event in London A&E with a live performance.
Building the fair requires more buildings
Sharon Petheram, president of the Norfolk County Agricultural Society, which runs the Norfolk County Fair, addresses the society's annual general meeting on Saturday, Jan.
The federal government has opened a dialogue concerning the grass pickerel, a predatory fish in Lake Erie that has become increasingly scarce in recent years.
Economy, tourism, top of mind issues
There are many development plans in motion -renovations to the Simcoe Mall, the revitalization of the Delhi Foundry site and the Ireland Road subdivision in Simcoe to name a few.
Norfolk Mayor Dennis Travale didn't mince words Friday when the subject of building code regulations came up during council's 2012 budget deliberations.
Bulk Barn construction to begin this spring
The Active Green & Ross garage at the corner of Highways 3 and 24 in Simcoe closed in December 2011.
A small rehearsal space is cramping the style of Black Cap Players. The Simcoe-based music and mime troupe is appealing to the community to find a larger space to rehearse and store props.
The federal government has opened a dialogue concerning the grass pickerel, a predatory fish in Lake Erie that has become increasingly scarce in recent years.