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As a routine customer of the Habitat for Humanity Restore in Newmarket, I have to say that I enjoy going there each and every time. Not only is the store well organized and clean, but the staff are absolutely amazing to deal with. They always greet me with a smile, know me by name and vice versa. They are truly a pleasure to deal with and amazing at what they do! Ron and Laura in particular, go that extra mile in my opinion. I have to say that as a whole, the staff and volunteers are always so helpful, the hunt for amazing finds is always a blast, as you never know what you are going to leave with om any given day. I have never come to Restore and not purchased something, and I plan to continue supporting such a wonderful cause for many more years to come. I love knowing that I am supporting such a wonderful initiative that not only helps builds homes for those in need, but at the same time, provides household items at a fraction of the cost to many people who otherwise could not afford to furnish/renovate their homes. The price of the high quality items you find are also extremely reasonable, so please do not try and barter to have the price reduced. Firstly, doing so is not going to get you a reduction in the price, but also takes away from the objective at hand; to bring in money to help build homes to set individuals and families up for success! I have personally never felt buyers remorse after shopping at Habitat for Humanity Restore in Newmarket, because it is all for the cause!!! If you haven't visited and supported the Newmarket location, I urge you to do so because you won't be disappointed with the products or service you receive! 11/10 overall!!!!!! Thanks Habitat for Humanity Restore Newmarket Staff and volunteers! Keep on, keeping on! You are all doing wonderful work and I look forward to continuing to be a routine customer!!!!! Sincerely, Ashley B (hardware and antique furniture enthusiest)
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The tourism sector generates approximately $840 million for our economy, boosting local business and creating labour opportunities for our work force. We pride ourselves on offering seven unique experiences to our visitors: amazing golf, cultural spaces and places, agricultural and fine dining, a winter playground, trails and trekking, shoreline adventures, and spas and romantic getaways. In our 10year Strategic Plan, approved by County Council, one of our primary Strategic Directions is to expand the role the County plays in promoting economic development and tourism. Together, with our partners, we are making great strides to promote our wonderful region and enhance our tourism industry. Tourism Simcoe County supports a number of events and activities occurring throughout the region this summer and fall. Visit their website for a full list of regional events. We hope you take time to enjoy our many tourism and recreational opportunities.
The Barrie Rowing Club is a non-profit organization whose mission is to stimulate, advocate and develop the sport of rowing in the Barrie area and Simcoe County. To achieve a vibrant, strong and dynamic rowing community, we provide training programs targeted at individuals of all ages and abilities.
He was a member of the police services board in Springwater. His latest project was seeking to establish a Snowmobile Museum within the County.Our thoughts and prayers are with Phyllis and the family.We will update the page with funeral information once arrangemants are made.March 25, 2014A huge reminder to all riders to please check the OFSC Interactive Trail Guide before riding as our trails are declining due the milder weather.If are able to still ride, please do so with caution.March 2014It is that time of the year again. Simcoe and Grey counties boast some terrific terrain and awesome views of the Niagara Escarpment to Georgian Bay and more.The local district (eight) of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs has put together a figureeight loop that cuts through much of the district and offers a sample of the area's best features. The loop - called Ride the 8 - is wellliked because of its connected trails and rideup amenities.You can check out the map at most.on.ca. To make the most of your adventure, we've talked to local riders and compiled a listof highlights and insider details on what you'll find along the way.BARRIE AND INNISFILBonsecour Track and Trail Snowmobile Club
In the very early days, Morgans crossed the border but few records were kept. It wasn't until 1938 that the first Morgan was registered into the General Stud and HerdBook. Mrs. George Monaghan of Hudson Heights, Quebec, imported Upwey Liona, bred by Owen Moon Jr., into Quebec.