Jeffrey Allen is the President and Newsletter Editor for insauga, a local publication focusing on news and events in Ontario, specifically in the Milton area. With a keen interest in community stories, Jeffrey covers a range of topics including local developments, events, sports, and human interest stories.
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Jeffrey Allen's coverage focuses on local news in the Milton, Ontario area, with an emphasis on government announcements and community events. He covers a wide range of topics including healthcare, education, sports, real estate and community events. If you are reaching out to Jeffrey Allen for coverage or collaboration opportunities, consider pitching local stories related to these topics. For example, updates on local healthcare initiatives or educational developments would likely align well with his coverage focus. Additionally, highlighting community-oriented events and their impact could also resonate with his audience.
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A pair of used vehicles are being donated to St. John Ambulance Halton Region Branch for use in Oakville, Burlington Milton and Halton Hills.
This beautiful three-plus-one bedroom bungalow offers a perfect blend of comfort and serenity.
By: Jeffreyallen
The numbers say the housing market is stagnant but, for some Milton homeowners, it crashed over the summer. A house on Mockridge Terrace, for example, sold in July for $1.29M, but it was purchased two years ago at $1.65M. Another, on Snider Terrace, lost $436,000 in value, selling for $1.22M this summer after being purchased […]
By: Jeffrey Allen
Four people have been arrested and four more are being sought following a massive car theft investigation headlined by Halton police.
For the first time in several years, the average rent in Burlington, and across Halton, is dropping.
A concert celebrating the best of Motown is coming to Milton next month.
In an effort to make fire safety fun, the Oakville Fire Department is hosting a free kickoff event with hot dogs, activities, displays and demonstrations.
The Town of Oakville continues to reach out to the local community before finalizing how a pair of neighbourhoods will be reshaped.
By: Jeffrey Allen
Oakville will be the centre of a three-week celebration of art as Culture Days returns to town later this week.
By: Jeffreyallen
As last month’s torrential rain and flooding showed, Oakville needs to stay on top of long-term stormwater management. How it should be paid for, however, remains the question. Residents, businesses and community groups are encouraged to join the upcoming public engagement opportunities to provide feedback on the town’s Stormwater Fee Feasibility Study. The study explores […]
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