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LOCAL NEWS5 MilerPerth’s World Record Kilt RunSaturday June 22, 2013Race starts at 6:00pmKILT RUN FESTIVALAfternoon Events 4:30pm Perth to Perth Challenge 5:00pm Public Participation Welcomewww.perthkiltrun.blogspot.caR0012133692_0606WantINTERNET betterGENIUShigh-speedNow parents won’t freak out at the costInternet?of high-speedIt’sInternet.timeUnfortunately,tothier kids rooms is another matter.listen to your kids!-FamilyInternetGenius.Connected to your communityHunters receive fines, bans for moose hunting licence violationsEMC News - Three easternOntario residents have been finedfor several offences under theFish and Wildlife ConservationAct, resulting in a total of $2,000in fines as well as hunting licencesuspensions.Gordon K. Hyland of Jasperpleaded guilty to six counts ofmaking a false statement in anapplication for a licence. He wasfined $1,000 and is banned fromhunting in Ontario for ten years.Matthew J. Baker of Merrickvillepleaded guilty to unlawfullypossessing a void licence andwas banned from hunting in Ontariofor five years.Dale G. Cross Sr. of Jasperpleaded guilty to unlawfully possessinga void licence and wasfined $1,000.Court heard that between1994 and 2012, Hyland had beenusing an Outdoors Card issuedto another person to acquire licencesfor his own use withoutthe knowledge of that person.In September 2011, Hyland obtaineda bull moose tag throughthe use of false information. Hesubsequently transferred the tagto Baker, who then transferred itto Cross.The investigation also involvedthe execution of a searchMore fire hydrants opened in townEMC News - On June 2, 2013at about 1 a.m. officers respondedto an opened fire hydrant in thearea of Harold Street.Additional open fire hydrantswere located in the areas of Jasper/Beechstreets, and FerraraDrive.A similar incident occurred onMay 26, 2013.Ted Joynt, water and wastewatersuperintendent said the pastweekend’s fire hydrant openingon the same streets as the weekbefore didn’t have as severe animpact as the first due to the oncallplant operator who noticedthe water level dropping andalerted authorities.Joynt went on to say the planthas implemented a system thatwill send a pager message outto plant staff should the waterlevel drop in the future to guardagainst further incidents.The police and ministry areinvestigating the incident.Man caught with propertystolen from his familyOn June 1, 2013 it is allegedthat a 19 year-old Smiths Fallsman was located at a local pawnshop by a family member.The accused had his brother’sstolen bicycle in his possession.The accused was questionedby police and eventually turnedover additional items stolen fromhis family, including video gamesand controllers.The man was charged withPossession of Property Obtainedby Crime under $5,000.The accused was released ona Promise to Appear. The allegationshave not been proven incourt.Smiths Falls Police Serviceurges anyone with further informationregarding this incident, orsimilar incidents, to contact theservice at 613-283-0357.Information may be providedanonymously by calling CrimeStoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS(8477).Update on woman whodied in police custodyThe post mortem report regardinga Jan. 7, 2013 incident inSmiths Falls in which a womandied while being transportedfrom a court hearing has been receivedby the Smiths Falls PoliceService (SFPS) who is leadingthe investigation.Sgt. Frank Westerlaken ofSFPS confirmed the investigationis ongoing, but no further detailswere available by deadlinethis week until family membersof the deceased woman could benotified.warrant to locate the void OutdoorsCard and hunting licences.Justice of the Peace RichardSculthorpe heard the case in theOntario Court of Justice, Brockville,on May 22, 2013.The Ministry of Natural Resourcesreminds the public thatit is illegal to falsify statementsin documents; to use a licence,or any component of a licence,including an Outdoors Card, thatwas issued to someone else; totransfer a licence; or to possess avoid licence.To report a natural resourcesviolation, call 1-877-TIPS-MNR(847-7667) toll-free any time orcontact your local ministry officeduring regular business hours.You can also call Crime Stoppersanonymously at 1-800-222-TIPS(8477).Submitted by the MNR.Kids, all across Canada, expect more from the Internet. 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