Stouffville.com

Stay tuned for the new launch of Stouffville.com

david — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 21:21:31 +0000

Stouffville.com, getting better all the time.

Stouffville.com will be launching the new site this week to a selected team of test users. The site will launch to the public on March 8th. We have added a lot of new functionality and made it easier to navigate. Whether it be Stouffville news, Stouffville sports, Stouffville shops, Stouffville events or just about anything Stouffville, you will find it here. We have plans for some great things on Stouffville.com including an exclusive Golf section featuring all of the great golf courses Whitchurch-Stouffville has to offfer. There will be an exclusive Down Town Stouffville portal that will showcase our downtown core and provide information on the progress and plans of better ment and improvement. We will also have an exclusive real estate sections to make it easier for thise looking to buy a house and move to our great town.

So stay tuned and come back and see us soon.

Long-eared Owl Spotted in Stouffville Backyard.

david — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 03:46:12 +0000

Rare sighting of a Long Eared Owl in a subdivision backyard. The Long-eared Owl is a medium-sized woodland Owl. Long-eared Owls inhabit open woodlands, forest edges, riparian strips along rivers, hedgerows, juniper thickets, woodlots, and wooded ravines and gullies. They are Nocturnal, with activity normally beginning at dusk. They appear slim and slouch forward when perched. Long-eared Owls are buoyant fliers, appearing to glide noiselessly even when their wings are flapping. They are very maneuverable and can fly through fairly dense brush. They fly moth-like, often hovering and fluttering while looking for prey. When roosting, a Long-eared Owl will stretch its body to make itself appear like a tree branch.

MacPherson Tree Farm

david — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 05:40:24 +0000

Middleton Tree Farm

david — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 05:36:31 +0000

Tufford’s Tree Farm

david — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 05:31:33 +0000

Stouffville Santa Claus Parade

david — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 03:58:02 +0000

Yes it’s that time of year again, it kind of snuck up on us this year with the weather not being that winter like. The parade will be starting at the east end of town, making it’s way down Main St. to the west end of town however this year the parade will go back to it’s original route. It will start at Aintree Drive and Tenth Line traveling south to Main Street and then west making it’s way to Mostar Street.The Stouffville Santa Claus Parade theme this year is “Canadian Christmas”. The parade is on December 5th 2009 and starts at 2pm.

For more information or to register a float, contact Sean Rice: sean.rice@hotmail.com or 647-404-8006. November 23 is the deadline to register a float.

Is Social Media a Fad?

david — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 04:53:50 +0000

“The Pub” Opens It’s Doors

admin — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 01:35:20 +0000

Stouffville’s Whistle Radio is inviting you to the pub. Not to one of the many fine drinking establishments this town has mind you, but to a new weekly radio show all about beer. Starting Saturday September 5, listeners can tune into “The Pub” hosted by Stouffville resident Bill Perrie.

Known as Canada’s “Pub Guy,” Perrie has written three pub guides (Pub Guide to Ontario, Ontario’s Best Pubs and Canada’s Best Pubs) and is actively involved in TAPS: Canada’s Beer Magazine. He is always ready to share a great story or two about his journeys across the country and this show will be full of them!

Each week Perrie hopes to profile a restaurant or pub, showcase local musicians and have expert guests. His first show will be full of local talent, both musically and ’spiritually,’ with Scott Roskar from the Earl of Whitchurch and the local band The Crab Bucket Orchestra.

Scott will be talking about the history of the Earl, the menu, the beer and the entertainment it has to offer.

The Crab Bucket Orchestra, from Aurora, is lead by Al Connelly, the Juno-award winning guitarist from the band Glass Tiger. Al and the band will be playing three songs in studio, all great songs to drink to!

Also joining Bill in studio will be Nic Rennie, the Canadian Brand Ambassador for Innis and Gunn. Rennie will be discussing the success of the Scottish Oak aged beer and the unusual story of how it was discovered.

The publisher of TAPS Magazine, Canada’s only beer magazine, Rob Engman will round out the guest list by chatting about the magazine and the upcoming Canadian Brewing Awards.

Satisfy your thirst for beer knowledge Saturday September 5 at 4:00pm and every week after. Whistle Radio can be heard at 102.7 FM or on the Internet at whitsleradio.com.

Stouffville Martial Arts Academy

admin — Tue, 26 May 2009 15:46:11 +0000

Revolution Motor Group Inc.

admin — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 21:39:26 +0000