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Stop sign confusion
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[The Barrie Advance] - Michael Fogarty, who led the initial charge for stop signs due to safety concerns, originally opposed a plan for a flashing light at the intersection, citing the potential for “light pollution.” Fogarty now supports the measure. “The light pollution
Warning Lights for Intersection
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[Bayshore Broadcasting News Centre] - Councillor Michael Fogarty says stop signs was the first step in remedying the situation. He says they had hoped the signs would have solved the problem but as it turned out drivers were not paying attention. Fogarty says more drivers have stopped at
Library Talks with Townships
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[Bayshore Broadcasting News Centre] - Councillor Michael Fogarty says residents of Oro-Medonte and Severn each represent 15 per cent of the library's circulation use but they are each paying about five per cent towards the cost of the operations. He says the City is asking for a reasonable
McKinnell Square possible rec site
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[The Barrie Advance] - Councillors contacted by Orillia Today, including recreation facilities chair Michael Fogarty and Patrick Kehoe, would neither confirm nor deny the park was under consideration. Coun. Tony Madden similarly declined to confirm whether the park was on
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