Stouffville News

While you're waking up to open gifts Christmas morning, a crew of volunteers will be hard at work in Stouffville.

Businesses within the expanded downtown core may pay as little as $14 a year or as much as $5,800 annually come 2010 when the municipality institutes its special tax levy.

Built as a spur line of the Toronto and Nipissing Railway, the Lake Simcoe Junction Railway ran between Stouffville and Jackson's Point from 1877 to 1927.

Think you have the best-dressed home in Stouffville this Christmas? Bring it on.

Who is tagging public property in Stouffville? That's what municipal officials and police officers would like to know following an unprecedented spree of graffiti-painting in the community.

Santa, his elves, Rudolph, Comet and all of the other reindeer will be in Stouffville on Dec.

When Don Wilkinson decided to pack up his benchdog and turn off the jig saw for the final time, the custom woodworker found being a man of leisure was not for him.

One of the most confusing intersections in Stouffville is about to get some help.

Whitchurch-Stouffvlle schools are again being asked to make cards for Canadian soldiers serving in Afghanistan this holiday season.

EastRidge Evangelical Missionary Church will be filled with the sounds of southern gospel music on Saturday when the Watchmen Quartet come into town.

Want the best seat possible for the Stouffville Kinsmen Santa Claus Parade? Here's a tip that doesn't involve camping out in front of the CIBC as if you were waiting for U2 tickets to go on sale.

More than 1,000 people, most over the age of 65, were left without a doctor when Dr.

The Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville will defend its development charge rate increase to the Ontario Municipal Board.

A painting of Unionville's historic Stiver Mill highlights an art exhibition presented this week by Stouffville-area artist Tony Volpe.

The recession has finally come to town. Only 63 per cent of people who utilized the YMCA Stouffville Employment Resource Centre during the middle of 2009 were gainfully employed three months later.

Canadians have fought in hundreds of battles, some more famous than others. No matter their infamy, lives were lost.

A woman bound in chains or a warrior, seductress, prophet and judge. These images of often marginalized iconic women from biblical times, such as Bathsheba, Eve and Mary Magdalene, still speak to us today and are the inspiration behind Latcham Gallery's new Icons exhibition, which opened last weekend.

York Region Crime Stoppers needs your help identifying a man wanted in connection to a break and enter at a restaurant.

York Region residents and non-priority people are crossing the border into Durham Region and receiving the H1N1 vaccine with ease.

Classic Albums live presentsA ?A Led Zeppelin 1, Note for Note. 8 p.m. Single tickets: $35 to $45. Call theatre box office at 905-305-SHOW or visit markhamtheatre.ca OCT.