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Glenn Hendry

Oshawa
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Senior Editor for insauga.com and Lover of IPAs and their friends
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Ontario’s first dual Applebee’s/IHOP restaurant opening east of Toronto

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By Glenn Hendry
| Insauga Verified
Breakfast for dinner or vice-versa? Why not? Ontario’s first dual-brand Applebee’s and IHOP location will hold its grand opening in Ajax July 28. The combined space will offer diners the best of breakfast specialist IHop with the lunch and diner specials at Applebee’s under one roof at 155 Kingston Road.
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Truck knocks down hydro pole, power northeast of Toronto

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By Glenn Hendry
| Insauga Verified
A collision between a transport truck and a low-hanging wire of a hydro pole west of Port Perry Monday afternoon impacted hydro service and briefly closed the road between Scugog Line 6 and Highway 7A. Scugog Fire reported the collision involving a transport truck and a hydro pole, which brought out Hydro One crews to make repairs “as quickly and safely as possible.” Visitors to the Scugog Fire Facebook post said the hydro pole wire had been hanging too low for some time.
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Police increasing patrols on trail system after violent sexual assault in Whitby

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By Glenn Hendry
| Insauga Verified
Police will be increasing patrols in and around Iroquois Beach Park and the Waterfront Trail in Whitby after a woman was dragged off a walking path and sexually assaulted Monday evening. Police responded to reports of a violent sexual assault at Iroquois Beach Park near Gordon Street and the Waterfront Trail at 10:15 p.m. Monday.
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