Village of Stouffville history
When recalling the beginnings of the Village of Stouffville, one needs to remember the people who built and were foundational
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Community
Annual Victorian Tea and intriguing programs at the museum
The Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum is offering a variety of events for all ages this upcoming season. Included in these programs are
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GO station renamed to honour local historic tree
The Ontario government is giving Lincolnville GO Station a new name – Old Elm GO Station – in an effort
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Markham Stouffville Cruisers supports charities, non-profit organizations
Markham Stouffville Cruisers, a registered, non profit, registered charitable organization, is comprised of big-hearted car enthusiasts. The volunteer-driven club has
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Code Ninjas celebrates opening
Moe Dafer is crazy about coding and wants to share his passion with kids of all ages. “I started coding
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233 Second Street
This decorative Ontario vernacular home at 233 Second Street has a long history. The subdivision plan for this area of
Read MoreGhouls and goblins take over museum
Young ghouls and goblins will explore the museum’s historic buildings on October 30th in search for tricks and treats. The
Read MoreCulture Days: Re-imagine your world
It’s time to re-imagine our post-pandemic life. Millions of people have struggled since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in
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The Whitchurch-Stouffville Public Library showcases author Brian Thomas Isaac for a virtual talk about his book, All the Quiet Places.
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Ballantrae Gates openings have wellness focus
The COVID-19 pandemic has been more than enough to encourage people to stay closer to home and shop local, but
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