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The Whitchurch-Stouffville heritage advisory cmmittee recommended the old Lemonville Hotel at 6481 Main St. and the Flint House at 6465 Main St. be designated under the Ontario Heritage Act. So did an independent consultant hired by the town.聽The developer, the towns chief building offic
stanley tumbler ial and town council disagreed and now the properties are slated for demolition with plans for a high-density development.The decision was frustrating for heritage committee member and local historian Fred Robbins. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Staff has ignored our work, he said. Other communities have saved these rare types of housing. He labelled the move to demolish the homes as blatant disregard for heritage.聽 聽 ARTICLE CONTINU
stanley mugs ES BELOW Resident and former mayor Sue Sherban agreed, calling the move a sad day for the heritage advisory committee. Not sure w
gourde stanley hy council bothers having these committees because they dont support any recommendations. Its a slap in their face, she said. 聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Lemonville Hotel, a two-storey Georgian-style former hotel, was built in Lemonville around 1840 and moved to its current location around the 1870s. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Unique features of the building include plank on plank construction, side gable roof with large return eaves and r Akla Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Toronto police say the death of a man found shot in the hallway of a building is being investigated as a homicide.Police say a 24-year-old man was found in the hallway on Sunday night and died of his injuries at the scene.They identified the man as Josephate Tyran Martelly of Toronto. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
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stanley bottles This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 28, 2020.By The Canadian Press
