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The City of Toronto starts clearing away the fallen pieces of street trees tomorrow, and it’s thought the work will continue for around eight weeks. North York residents should put the debris on their curb or boulevard by today, leaving enough space for people to pass safely. City crews, however, won’t go onto private property to clear limbs of privately owned trees, a release said. Residents can call a contractor to remove a private tree downed or left damaged and hazardous by the storm, the city said, but added “some (damaged) trees can be saved with proper care and maintenance.” The city also cautioned residents on the use of chainsaws, advising they be operated only with proper training, equipment and clothing.
Fairview library to re-open its doors Jan. 10
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After shutting its doors more than a year ago, Toronto Public Library’s Fairview branch is re-opening.
The branch, located at 35 Fairview Mall Dr. in the Don Mills Road and Sheppard Avenue area, will officially re-open Friday, Jan. 10 at 1 p.m., with entertainment, food, an open house and
tours for the public. Regular hours will begin the following day. The $4.84-million renovation includes 2,672 square feet of additional space, a new teen zone, new art
display space, express check-out terminals, automated express check-in, new outdoor seating, new library entrance signage and a new theatre entrance. An interactive early literacy learning
centre is planned for the spring. The theatre re-opened in September with a brand new lobby entrance, upgraded seating and lighting. >>>busy, page 12
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