Olive Oil Emporium vinegar sale this afternoon
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•Sullivan home renovated on Bessborough Dr.
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•The home owned and occupied for so many years by Joan Sullivan at seven Bessborough Drive has been sold and is about to undergo renovations. Ms. Sullivan was a familiar figure on South Bayview to merchants and neighbors. They say that she has found other more suitable accommodation these days in the neighborhood.
Handbags, headdresses and the perils of retail
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•Poor Taste of the Danforth as mayor seems tipsy
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•Help solve the mystery of Kasandra’s death
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•Kasandra Bolduc |
Toronto Police Service is asking for the public’s help to solve the mystery of the death of an Elliot Lake woman, Kasandra Bolduc 22. Her body was found in Lake Ontario on March 22, 2013 wrapped in a garbage bag. Now police say that after months of checking with other police departments across Ontario the investigative leads into what happened to Ms. Bolduc have been exhausted. They are appealing to anyone with knowledge of the young woman to contact Detective Constable Amy McGuire at 416-808-1405 or Detective Greg Forestall at 4160-808-1405. The public may also call Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477) or go online at www.222tips.com. Text: TOR and your message to CRIMES (274637), or Leave A Tip on Facebook. Writer Jennifer Pagliaro has a fine account of this small town woman who found her way to the big city and death
Fryer fire during breakfast at McDonald’s
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•DNA test hopes to tell who owned secret smile
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•Bennington Rolph Soccer is getting ready
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•Petra Grantham has written to say spots are available in all age groups for play this fall in the Bennington Rolph Soccer Association. BRSA is a community-based volunteer-run soccer house league for girls and boys aged five to 14 years. The season runs for six weeks in the fall, starting the first week of school. A tournament is held for all but the youngest age group at the end of the regular season. Games are played on the school fields at Rolph Road, Bennington Heights and Leaside High. Parents volunteer as Coaches and Managers. Fee is $95 per player. Applications forms are available by writing to the BRSA
Homes to be built on Bill & Vito’s lot in Leaside
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•Signs have gone up on the northeast corner of McRae Dr. and Sutherland Dr. to say a redevelopment plan is underway for the property known for more than 60 years as “Bill and Vito’s”. The plan for the corner, formerly owned by Castleton Homes, includes two original bungalows on Sutherland. The present lessee, Rocco Soramo, says Castleton has sold the property to another builder. An application has been made to build two detached and six town homes. The corner was known as a happy service station stop for generations of area families and a place to talk with Bill and Vito, two World War II veterans who started the station when they came home. They are both deceased.