Robberies hit home in Scarborough
Police in 42 and 43 Division have seen an increase in the number of break-ins at homes and businesses.
Both divisions have also received a large number of 911 calls for robberies in March.
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Students finish cooking classes
The culinary program for Scarborough’s youth at risk ended on March 10 with a graduation dinner.
Romeo and Juliet in town
Romeo and Juliet will be on stage at the Theatre Scarborough next month.
The birth of a pothole
The roads in the city of Toronto are getting a face-lift after a harsh winter. This is how a pothole forms.
CIBC opens Sundays
Beginning on March 15, the CIBC branch on Morningside will open from noon to 4 p.m. on Sundays.
Library looks for tutors
The Morningside library is looking for volunteers, including seniors and students, to tutor elementary students.
Diversity at U of T Scarborough
Students at University of Toronto Scarborough celebrated Cultural Mosaic week during the week of March 16.
Pothole clean up a bumpy ride
Several medium-sized potholes sit on Dean Park Rd. about 10 metres from the intersection of Dean Park and Meadowvale Rd. An Observer staff member reported the potholes to the City of Toronto on March 31….
City to offset unemployment with new hires
East Scarborough unemployment may be eased by the hiring of more workers in the city’s 2009 budget, Ward 44 councillor Ron Moeser says.
Kingston Rd. blast residents take action
Residents of 3650 Kingston Rd., still displaced after an electrical explosion weeks ago, left their building without power.