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	Bridal Shops Markham - Wedding and Evening Dresses Bridal Gowns in Markham
		Markham is part of the Greater Toronto Area, and is one of the fastest-growing communities in Canada.
		Markham is bounded by 5 municipalities: To the west, the town is bounded by Vaughan (boundary is at Yonge Street between Steeles Avenue and Highway 7), and Richmond Hill (boundary is at Highway 7 from Yonge Street to Highway 404 and at Highway 404 from Highway 7 to somewhere between 19th Avenue and Stouffville Road).
		The Markham Town Council consists of the Mayor, four Regional Councillors and eight Ward Councillors each representing one of the town's eight wards (The Mayor-elect of Markham is Frank Scarpitti - replacing outgoing Donald Cousens, former PC MPP for Markham and Presbyterian church minister).
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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Markham Town Council
		Markham Village, its growth further spurred by the opening of the Toronto and Nipissing Railway in 1871, was incorporated as a village in 1873.
		Markham was first surveyed as a township in 1793 by William Berczy (Johann Albrecht Ulrich Moll 1744-1813), first settled in 1794 and incorporated as a town in 1972.
		To the west, the town is bounded by Vaughan (boundary is at Yonge Street between Steeles Avenue and Highway 7), and Richmond Hill (boundary is at Highway 7 from Yonge Street to Highway 404 and at Highway 404 from Highway 7 to somewhere between 19th Avenue and Stouffville Road).
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Markham-Town-Council (987 words)

	Location of a National Research Council Institute in Markham Greeted Enthusiastically by Mayor and Council
		MARKHAM, ONTARIO--(CCNMatthews - Jan. 12, 2006) - The Town of Markham enthusiastically welcomes today's announcement by the Prime Minister to establish the central facility of a new and unique National Research Council "National Institute of Convergent Technologies (NICT)" in the new Markham Centre located at the junction of Kennedy Road and Highway 407.
		The project was initiated in early 2000 by the Town of Markham and York University and the Institute plan was further developed in collaboration with the National Research Council of Canada (NRC).
		The Town of Markham, located in the heart of the Greater Toronto Area, is a municipality of more than 260,000 residents that embraces technological innovation, celebrates diversity and is characterized by healthy and vibrant communities.
	www.ccnmatthews.com /news/releases/show.jsp?action=showRelease&searchText=false&showText=all&actionFor=575174 (670 words)

	CBC Toronto - Toronto Votes 2006 - GTA Mayoral Races - Markham
		Markham is also one of the geographically largest communities in York Region, with an area of 206 square kilometers.
		Preserving green space and beautifying the city are other issues that Chiu identified as overriding — for both council and the residents of Markham.
		The nine-year Markham resident and former Bay Street financial analyst says the town has become addicted to developers' fees as a source of revenue.
	www.cbc.ca /toronto/features/torontovotes2006/mayoralrace/markham.html (824 words)

	Town of Markham - Council News
		Highlights from the meeting of Markham Council on June 26, 2007:
		Markham Village Community Centre Identified for Goodwill Reuse Centre
		There may be a minimal fee for agendas and minutes from previous meetings.
	www.markham.ca /Markham/Departments/Council/News.htm (0 words)

	Town Crier of Markham -- Track Record
		John is a third-generation resident of Markham, Ontario, Canada, and was proclaimed as The Official Town Crier for The Town of Markham by Town Council in 1987.
		He is a member in good standing in The Ontario Guild of Town Criers, and was the president of The Guild for 5 years.
		John acts as a good-will ambassador for The Town of Markham, and adds colour and history to community, corporate and charity events that he attends.
	www.towncryer.ca /pagefour.htm (295 words)

	History of Markham, Ontario, Canada
		Markham Village, its growth further spurred by the opening of the Toronto and Nipissing Railway in 1871, was incorporated as a village in 1873.
		Still mainly agricultural, Markham was affected by the departure of many of her young people to fight in Europe.
		In 1971, the modern Town of Markham was created, a single town now absorbing the former villages of Unionville and Markham and most of the territory of the old Township of Markham.
	www.guidingstar.ca /Markham_Ontario_History.htm (5880 words)

	::FCM:: VILLE DE MARKHAM
		The purpose of this policy is to provide guidance to the Town, Proponents, and the general public in considering proposals to locate telecommunications facilities.It is anticipated that the telecommunications industry will continue to pursue innovative technology that will reduce the visual impact on communities.
		Proposals to co-locate telecommunications facilities on existing telecommunication structures shall be exempt from municipal review.If additional shelters are constructed as part of this co-location, the Proponent shall notify the Town of this installation prior to construction.
		Proposed towers within industrial and commercial zoned areas, where the tower base is located a minimum of 120 metres or a distance of 3 times the height of the proposed tower, whichever is greater, away from residential, shall be exempt from public consultation.
	www.fcm.ca /french/documents_f/markham-f.html (1045 words)

	Markham Town Council - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		The Markham Town Council is the governing body of Markham, Ontario, Canada.
		It is comprised of the Mayor, eight Councillors who each represent one of the town's eight Wards, and four Regional Councillors who, along with the Mayor, are elected by the community to represent the Town of Markham at meetings of York Region Council.
		Markham Town Council, Canadian city councils, York Region and Ontario.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Markham_Town_Council (122 words)

	Markham, Ontario
		Markham was first surveyed as a township in 1793 by William Berczy (Johann Albrecht Ulrich Moll 1744-1813), first settled in 1794 and incorporated as a town in 1972.
		To the west, the town is bounded by Vaughan (boundary is at Yonge Street between Steeles Avenue and Highway 7), and Richmond Hill (boundary is at Highway 7 from Yonge Street to Highway 404 and at Highway 404 from Highway 7 to somewhere between 19th Avenue and Stouffville Road).
		The Markham Town Council consists of the Mayor, four Regional Councillors and eight Ward Councillors each representing one of the town's eight wards (The Mayor-elect of Markham is Frank Scarpitti - replacing outgoing Donald Cousens, former PC MPP for Markham and Presbyterian church minister).
	www.globalguide.org /?lat=43.824083&long=-79.305491&zoom=5&name=Markham,_Ontario&wiki=0&title=Markham,_Ontario (2166 words)

	William Markham
		Markham sailed for Boston soon after obtaining his commission and made his way thence to New York, where he exhibited his credentials and received from the acting governor a letter to the local officials on the Delaware, notifying them of the transfer of authority.
		Markham was chosen a mere-bet of the council, and in the following summer went to England to represent the proprietor in the controversy with Lord Baltimore, which was brought before the lords in council, but was not arranged till after Penn's death, and not finally settled till the drawing of Mason and Dixon's line.
		Markham dissolved the assembly, but did not renew the contest when the legislature of October, 1696, framed a constitution that made the people the source of honor and of power and reduced the governor to a mere presiding officer in the council.
	www.famousamericans.net /williammarkham (817 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Markham;
		Settled in 1794, the town was named for William Markham, archbishop of York.
		It annexed the nearby township of Markham in 1971.
		Markham (14,275 ft/4,351 m high), near the Ross Ice Shelf, is the highest peak.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Markham; (893 words)

	Markham Soccer Club - News
		The field planning approach used by the Town has relied on the availability of land, it is not directly linked to demand or where the users of fields live.
		The Markham Soccer Club is pleased to announce that it has reached an agreement with the Celtic Football Club (Glasgow Celtic) to run a summer camp in July 2007.
		Robert Giacomi, a former Markham Lightning goalkeeper, who signed a two year professional contract with Glasgow Rangers of the Scottish Premier League in 2004 and was on loan to Sterling Albion from September 2005 to December 2005 has signed with KSK Beveren, a Belgian Football Club.
	wb.markhamsoccer.org /pages/news.php (750 words)

	Pratt Center: Markham Gardens
		Current residents, many of whom grew up at Markham and are now raising their own families there, expressed deep concern about being displaced without a guarantee that they would be able to return to the Markham Gardens site under existing public housing programs or comparable new provisions.
		NYCHA should enter into a written, legally enforceable memorandum of agreement with the Markham Gardens tenants prior to their relocation, as they did in the situation of the Williamsburg Houses (we are providing a draft of that agreement).
		Markham Gardens is a unique affordable housing resource – with a strong community and a meaningful history – that warrants consideration.
	www.prattcenter.net /test-mgcitycouncil.php (1998 words)

	Town of Windermere - Minutes
		A glass plaque was presented to the Town of Windermere by Bishop Brian Johnson of the Windermere Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints.
		Mayor Bruhn stated that he is seeking support from the Town Council to allow him to utilize a member of Town staff for the Orange County Council of Mayors Sessions.
		Member Withers then made a motion to have the Council ask the DRB and the Town Manager to review Article 3.02.02 D4 concerning pool setbacks and upon receipt of the input the Council shall be asked to provide direction to the Town Attorney for revision of the Article.
	www.town.windermere.fl.us /Minutes/06-10-10.htm (3713 words)

	BioCycle, Advancing Composting, Organics Recycling & Renewable Energy
		Markham is one of nine municipalities in the York Region (pop.
		Markham’s current waste diversion program includes blue box recycling, leaf and yard trimmings collection (in bulk from April to November), a ban on setting out grass clippings, backyard composting, a recycling drop-off center and public space recycling.
		In 2003, the town’s recycling rate was 35 percent (about 22 percent attributed to blue box recycling and 4 percent to backyard composting and the grass clippings ban).
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	SUMMARY MINUTES OF A BUSINESS MEETING (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Council Member Foy noted that the Quick Take authority that the TTA was requesting was the same as cities have under the statutes. He asked Town Attorney Ralph Karpinos to help the Council understand what the Town has that might be similar. Noting that he did not have the statute in front of him, Mr.
		Council Member Bill Strom commented that Eastgate is important to the Town and that the Town should not stay with the approach that private property and stormwater are not its concerns. He said that the Town is in a unique position to bring together all of the interested parties on this issue.
		Council Member Bateman reported that the Town Council had received a letter from Orange Community Housing Corporation (OCHC) and the Land Trust board saying that they were moving toward a merger and asking for the Council’s endorsement. She moved that the Council support the merger.
	townhall.townofchapelhill.org /records/minutes/2001/010226.htm (8002 words)

	Markham Arts Council - About us
		For the background and history of the Arts Council, please click on Arts Council History.
		The Markham Arts Council is dedicated to enhancing the community, by promoting and fostering the arts in all its forms in the Town of Markham.
		Held the Official Launch of the Arts Council in October 2005 at the Markham Theatre showcasing members of the Markham Arts Council
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	Government Labour Love
		Kidwelly Town Council - Kidwelly Town Council (Welsh - Cyngor Tref Cydweli) is the community council serving the town of Kidwelly and the village of Mynydd-y-garreg in the county of Carmarthenshire, Wales.
		Markham Town Council - The Markham Town Council is the governing body of Markham, Ontario, Canada.
		It is comprised of the Mayor, eight Councillors who each represent one of the town's eight Wards, and four Regional Councillors who, along with the Mayor, are elected by the community to...
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	Historical Information
		In 1995, Deputy Mayor of Markham Carole Bell blamed the concentration of ethnic groups as a cause of social conflict.
		The incidents in Markham sparked an outcry of protest from Asian and non-Asian communities.
		All Canadians, irrespective of their backgrounds are welcome in every community of Canada." The Markham Town council later passed a motion to a similar effect.
	www.ccnc.ca /toronto/history/info/info.html (4559 words)

	:: The Innovation Synergy Centre in Markham \| ISCM :: About Us
		ISCM's founding partners are Town of Markham, National Research Council, and York University.
		Its founding sponsor is Royal Bank Financial Group.
		All the following organizations work hard and give selflessly to ensure ISCM can accelerate the growth and development of your enterprise.
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	Town of Richmond Hill - Council Highlights - February 23, 2004 Meeting
		The Town is well on its way to achieving more than 26 per cent of the collective reduction, far exceeding the 3 percent target reduction expected.
		The Town's goal for its part is to help reduce traffic congestion and help businesses to attract employees for the Beaver Creek Business Park area and other employment areas in the Hwy 404/Hwy 7 vicinity.
		Council directed staff to prepare a report regarding a possible ban on pesticide use throughout the municipality.
	www.town.richmond-hill.on.ca /printpage.asp?pageid=news_councilhighlights_2_23_2004 (953 words)

	James K. Bartleman (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The citizens of Markham are justifiably proud of the diversity of cultures among those who have chosen this thriving city as their home.
		From the beginning, Markham has been a magnet for those who wished to settle and prosper in the New World - and today it draws some of the biggest names in multinational commerce and industry.
		I applaud the Mayor and council of the Town of Markham for inaugurating this annual event, and I congratulate tonight's performers and award winners on a job well done.
	www.lt.gov.on.ca /sections_francais/discours/race/speeches_racismmarkham.html (379 words)

	The Middletown Press - Area town clerks are swamped as interest rates fall
		Town workers usually use the summer to catch up on long-term projects, take much need vacations and prepare themselves the flurry of activity the comes when the leaves begin to change.
		Durham Town Clerk Laura Francis said the town hired an extra part-time intern this summer to help out with duties the flood of land records filings have forced regular staff to put off.
		Middletown Town Clerk Sandra Hutton said on June 3 her office projected the revenue coming from land record filings would reach $450,000, but the Common Council, taking note of low interest rates, increased the revenues in this year’s budget to $700,000.
	www.middletownpress.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=9946844&BRD=1645&PAG=461&dept_id=10856&rfi=6 (807 words)

	Florilegium urbanum - Salisbury / Northampton guildhalls
		A council of 24 is seen by the close of the fourteenth century and was supplemented by a second of 48 representatives ca.1445; the two councils constituted the effective assembly.
		The Council House was used for more routine meetings of the administration, as well as for housing the archives and treasury, and presumably related bureaucracy.
		The town council subsequently set out how elections would be conducted, henceforth in the privacy of the Guildhall, able to contain the reduced electorate, in an orderly fashion with as little noise as possible (votes being tallied in writing, rather than through acclaim or physical indications).
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	Town of Richmond Hill - Council Highlights - October 23, 2006 Meeting
		Studies have shown that firefighters suffer from an incidence of some cancers and other diseases that is significantly greater than the normal population, and that this may be due to their exposure to toxic chemicals and carcinogens during the course of fighting fires.
		The Project, which is also supported by the Town of Markham, will serve employees and residents from both municipalities and is aimed at helping to reduce traffic and parking congestion by providing an alternative mode of transportation where there is currently a high amount of commercial and restaurant activity, specifically during midday (11 a.m.
		Council approved the recommendations presented by staff which are intended to update the Town's Transportation Master Plan.
	www.town.richmond-hill.on.ca /printpage.asp?pageid=news_councilhighlights_10_23_2006 (870 words)

	Gainsborough Town Council
		In the early part of the reign of Charles1, the town was important enough to be placed under the government of the Earl of Kingston.
		Local legend states that George Eliot, on a visit here in the mid 1800's may have been inspired by the aegir and used it as the inspiration for the catastrophic flood in her novel 'The Mill on the Floss'.
		Readers may recognise the fictional town of St Oggs as Gainsborough, and locals continue the association, for example The St Oggs Society and Tullivers Tea-Rooms on the riverside.
	www.gainsboroughtowncouncil.co.uk /history.htm (600 words)

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