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Stouffville Property Pulse™ - June 2024【OPSTRA®AgentOpinionLeader™】

- In June, the average resale home price in Stouffville rose by 6% year-over-year, with transaction volume shrinking by 14%.

- Looking at different categories, detached houses, which are the mainstream, saw a 7% year-over-year increase in average prices, with a month-over-month increase as well. Transaction volume for detached homes decreased by 9% year-over-year.

- Semi-detached houses, townhouses, and condos all saw double-digit declines in average transaction prices year-over-year, though transaction volumes were relatively low for these categories.

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"TRUCK DRIVERS OPENED FIRE TO HASTEN COWS,” Owen Sound Sun Times. June 20, 1930. Page 6. ----  Mystery of Shooting Two Boys Is Now Solved ---- Third Man Will Be Held in Connection --- (Canadian Press Despatch) STOUFFVILLE, Ont. June 20— The mysterious shooting of Jack and Robert Radford last night has been solved to-day with the arrest of William Ryan and Samuel O’Hara on charges of wounding. Arrest of a third man is expected.

“Garlock and Flader Are Again Remanded,” Toronto Star. April 22, 1930. Page 02. --- Bench Also Sets Bail for Pair Accused in Stouffville Robbery ---- Defence counsel, Harry Rose, in county police court before Magistrate William Keith secured another remand to-day for Solly Flader or Fladerwasser and Thomas Garlock, alleged to have participated in te $2,000 Stouffville robbery on April 12th. Unless another remand is secured later the case will be heard on April 30. In the meantime Garlock is out on $2000 bail and Fladerwasser willr received his temporary liberty if he can raise $5,000.

Vexed by disturbances from the apartment above, Patchwald laid a charge of ‘permitting drunkenness in an illegal place,’ against the occupant, Thomas Kirk.

‘They told me to mind my own business when I went up,’ supplemented Mrs. Patchwald.

‘Could you swear they were drunk?’ asked Harry Pritchard, defense counsel. ‘Yes, two of the visitors were staggering around,’ affirmed Mrs. Patchwald. ‘I heard the rattle of bottles.’

‘There isn’t enough evidence to convict, but try not to be so boisterous in the future,’ advised the magistrate.

One hundred and twenty traffic cases graced the docket, the vast majority of them speeding charges.