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Monday, January 28, 2008
Press Release - Viva purple extended eastward to Markham Stouffville Hospital
For Immediate Release
Three new stops provide additional rapid transit service to east Markham residents
NEWMARKET – The Regional Municipality of York is extending Viva purple rapid transit service from McCowan Road to Markham Stouffville Hospital in the Town of Markham, effective January 27, 2008.An event next Monday at the new Markham Stouffville Hospital vivastation will launch the service extension.
When: Monday, January 28th at 10:30 a.m.
Where: Markham Stouffville Hospital VivastationNear 377 Church Street (in front of Markham Stouffville Medical Centre), Town of Markham
Speakers:
• Town of Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti• Town of Markham Regional Councillor Jack Heath
Background:
This service extension provides three new vivastations at Main Street Markham and Highway 7, Wootten Way and Highway 7 and Markham Stouffville Hospital on Church Street.All locations will offer a oneRide ticket vending machine, a vivaNow ticket validator and connections to both Viva and YRT routes. The new Markham Stouffville Hospital vivastation will provide convenient access to thehospital as well as Markham Stouffville Medical Centre and Participation House.Viva purple service operates Monday through Sunday, approximately every 15 minutes. Customers travelling on Viva purple to Markham Stouffville Hospital will be able to make connections with YRT Routes:
• 1 - Highway 7 • 18 - Bur Oak• 2A - 14th Avenue • 85 - Rutherford/16th Avenue• 9 - 9th Line • 522 - Markham Community Bus For additional YRT/Viva information, please visit the YRT/Viva website at www.yrt.ca or call the CustomerService Centre at 1-866-MOVE-YRT (668-3978). For Viva Phase 2 information, please visitwww.vivayork.com
For more information on The Regional Municipality of York, please visit www.york.ca
Three new stops provide additional rapid transit service to east Markham residents
NEWMARKET – The Regional Municipality of York is extending Viva purple rapid transit service from McCowan Road to Markham Stouffville Hospital in the Town of Markham, effective January 27, 2008.An event next Monday at the new Markham Stouffville Hospital vivastation will launch the service extension.
When: Monday, January 28th at 10:30 a.m.
Where: Markham Stouffville Hospital VivastationNear 377 Church Street (in front of Markham Stouffville Medical Centre), Town of Markham
Speakers:
• Town of Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti• Town of Markham Regional Councillor Jack Heath
Background:
This service extension provides three new vivastations at Main Street Markham and Highway 7, Wootten Way and Highway 7 and Markham Stouffville Hospital on Church Street.All locations will offer a oneRide ticket vending machine, a vivaNow ticket validator and connections to both Viva and YRT routes. The new Markham Stouffville Hospital vivastation will provide convenient access to thehospital as well as Markham Stouffville Medical Centre and Participation House.Viva purple service operates Monday through Sunday, approximately every 15 minutes. Customers travelling on Viva purple to Markham Stouffville Hospital will be able to make connections with YRT Routes:
• 1 - Highway 7 • 18 - Bur Oak• 2A - 14th Avenue • 85 - Rutherford/16th Avenue• 9 - 9th Line • 522 - Markham Community Bus For additional YRT/Viva information, please visit the YRT/Viva website at www.yrt.ca or call the CustomerService Centre at 1-866-MOVE-YRT (668-3978). For Viva Phase 2 information, please visitwww.vivayork.com
For more information on The Regional Municipality of York, please visit www.york.ca
Come Join Us For An Evening Of COMEDY
Saturday, February 9, 2008
Markham Fairgrounds, McCowan and Elgin Mills Road
7:00 - 10:00pm
- Licenced Event
- Raffles
$25.00
*A fundraising event in support of the Stouffville Spartan Rugby team’s 2008 UK tour*
More info: chevradio@gmail.com
Markham Fairgrounds, McCowan and Elgin Mills Road
7:00 - 10:00pm
- Licenced Event
- Raffles
$25.00
*A fundraising event in support of the Stouffville Spartan Rugby team’s 2008 UK tour*
More info: chevradio@gmail.com
Sports Report
NHL All-Star Game: East 8 West 7
OHL: Brampton 5 Plymouth 4; London 4 Mississauga 2
OPJHL:Vaughan 5 North York 1; Aurora 7 Collingwood 0
Tonight
AHL All-Star Game: Planet USA vs. Canada; 7pm
OPJHL: Toronto at Vaughan; 7:15pm
- Eric Rosenhek
OHL: Brampton 5 Plymouth 4; London 4 Mississauga 2
OPJHL:Vaughan 5 North York 1; Aurora 7 Collingwood 0
Tonight
AHL All-Star Game: Planet USA vs. Canada; 7pm
OPJHL: Toronto at Vaughan; 7:15pm
- Eric Rosenhek
Friday, January 25, 2008
Press Release - Markham’s Reesor Road Bridge Opening January 29
MARKHAM, ON January 23, 2008
A new two-lane Reesor Road bridge over the Little Rouge Creek in Markham (replacing the former one-lane bridge) provides significant improvement to the flow of north-south traffic in the eastern part of York Region.Official Opening: Tuesday, January 29, 2008 – 9 a.m. At the Bridge Between 16th Avenue and Major Mackenzie Drive East (northeast of Don Cousens Parkway)BACKGROUND: Construction of the new bridge, replacing the 1925 one-lane bridge, provided an opportunity to improve traffic safety by straightening Reesor Road. When the old bridge was demolished, no debris or materials were allowed to contaminate the Little Rouge Creek. The new bridge – totalling 75 metres – spans the creek’s erosion limits, helping preserve environmental integrity. Designed by Markham-based Chisholm Fleming and Associates and built by Dufferin Construction Company, the bridge cost $2.68 million.
A new two-lane Reesor Road bridge over the Little Rouge Creek in Markham (replacing the former one-lane bridge) provides significant improvement to the flow of north-south traffic in the eastern part of York Region.Official Opening: Tuesday, January 29, 2008 – 9 a.m. At the Bridge Between 16th Avenue and Major Mackenzie Drive East (northeast of Don Cousens Parkway)BACKGROUND: Construction of the new bridge, replacing the 1925 one-lane bridge, provided an opportunity to improve traffic safety by straightening Reesor Road. When the old bridge was demolished, no debris or materials were allowed to contaminate the Little Rouge Creek. The new bridge – totalling 75 metres – spans the creek’s erosion limits, helping preserve environmental integrity. Designed by Markham-based Chisholm Fleming and Associates and built by Dufferin Construction Company, the bridge cost $2.68 million.
Markham Fire Investigate Long Island Cres. Blaze
Markham Fire officals are investigating a blaze that caused damage to a Markham home yesterday morning.Around 10:43am, crews were called to 40 Long Island Cres., in the McCowan Road and 16th Avenue area.No one was inside the home at the time of the fire and no injuries were reported.
- Eric Rosenhek
- Eric Rosenhek
Sports Report
NHL: Toronto 3 Washington 2
NBA: Toronto 114 Boston 112
OHL: Belleville 5 Oshawa 4 (OT)
Tonight
NHL: Toronto at Washington; 7pm
OHL: Mississauga at London; 7pm
- Eric Rosenhek
NBA: Toronto 114 Boston 112
OHL: Belleville 5 Oshawa 4 (OT)
Tonight
NHL: Toronto at Washington; 7pm
OHL: Mississauga at London; 7pm
- Eric Rosenhek
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