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Revamped day camp planned
Mar 04, 2010
Mar 04, 2010
A scaled back junior day camp will be launched at Waterdown’s Sealey Park this summer and organizers predict that this time around it will catch on and be a success.
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Burlington approves road plan
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Suspensions on downward trend in Catholic boardOngoing efforts by elementary and secondary school staff to implement progressive discipline strat... | read more |
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Curves launches food driveWaterdown Curves on Hamilton Street North will join other Curves locations across Canada in launch... | read more |
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