Showing posts with label Midland Freepress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Midland Freepress. Show all posts

Friday, 21 June 2013

Sun Media closes Midland operation; other papers remain unaffected

Sun Media closes Midland operation; other papers remain unaffected
The Midland Free Press, which has been a source of news for Midland and surrounding area since 1879, has closed.

"Decisions such as these are never easy and occur only after considerable review," said Rob Leuschner, Regional Publisher/Director of Advertising for The Free Press along with the Barrie Examiner, Orillia Packet & Times and Collingwood Enterprise Bulletin. "The Free Press in Midland has existed for 134 years and during that time has been an important media choice for many readers and advertisers within the community."

http://bit.ly/14o4TDx Orillia Packet and Times

I will miss the Free Press. It was a great little paper, it allowed me to keep up with what was going on around the cottage.

Saturday, 14 July 2012

Express concerns about lakes' health or live with less


Express concerns about lakes' health or live with less
Huronia residents concerned about the water levels of Georgian Bay are being urged to attend the International Joint Commission (IJC) public hearings in Midland on Monday.

The IJC is seeking public input on the International Great Lakes Study Board’s report, Addressing Uncertainty in Upper Great Lakes Water.

The hearing will be at 7 p.m. in the North Simcoe Sports and Recreation Centre.

Read the full article

http://bit.ly/M8FmIr Midland Freepress

Tuesday, 1 May 2012

Checking car doors prevents thefts


Checking car doors prevents thefts: Chief

http://bit.ly/K2qyeE Midland Freepress

Proactive Policing in a small town
I think it is a great idea

Friday, 6 April 2012

Midland Free Press wins first place in national competition


Free Press wins first place in national competition for its History of Humanity in Huronia special section
http://bit.ly/HUqj4l

One of our Local Papers Makes Good.

Friday, 16 December 2011

SHOPPING LOCAL

At a time of year when we all try to be a little more generous of heart, we can help our pocket books and the area economy by...SHOPPING LOCAL

http://bit.ly/uMc7HC Midland Freepress

Lots of great local gifts to give if you are in the area.