COLLEEN GREEN, The Standard SCUGOG: Residents in Port Perry were met with a startling scene on Friday, April 10th, when an electric hybrid vehicle caught fire while exiting the McDonald's plaza just off Simcoe Street. Emergency crews responded quickly to the incident, where flames were seen engulfing the vehicle shortly after it left the parking area. Witnesses reported smoke billowing from the car before the re intensied, prompting concerns among nearby motorists and busin

by Karrie Lynn Dymond SCUGOG: On Saturday, May 3rd, the streets of Port Perry will hum with the sound of freedom, as the second annual...

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DAN CEARNS The Standard SCUGOG: Since July of 2021, Mugford's Trim Shop in Port Perry has been offering their clients service excellence....

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COURTNEY McCLURE The Standard SCUGOG: Get ready and rev your engines for the annual Brits on the Lake Classic Motoring Revival in...

DAN CEARNS, The Standard SCUGOG: Plans are currently underway for the 2023 Roar by the Shores Car show to return to its original format...

The prevalence of technology has ensured that many things are competing for people's attention at any given moment. That includes when...

DAN CEARNS, The Standard SCUGOG: Plans are currently underway for the 2023 Roar by the Shores Car show to return to its original format...