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A new chapter is beginning for the Toronto Star.Entrepreneurs Jordan Bitove and Paul Rivett have officially sealed the deal and taken over Torstar, the company which publishes the Star, six other dailies and 70 community newspapers.The $60-million purchase, made through Bitove and Rivetts company NordStar, closed officially Wednesday, capping a roller-coaster six-month journey which began in February when Bitove first approached
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Police arrested a 33-year-old accused for six counts of break and enters in Milton on June 9.Arrested in Toronto, Milton Keegan Aryee Banfo was also charged with four counts of unauthorized use of credit card data and possession of property obtained by crime, and six counts of failure to comply with a release order.Since April 25, six break and enters were reported at Milton residences where the suspect gained entry via unlocked doors or windows. Once inside, the suspect attended multiple rooms and stole various items, typically occurring when occupants of the homes were asleep. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Banfo was h
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