Articles Tagged with 'Michael Verrelli'

By Sean Delaney The festive spirit once again filled the streets of Emery Village as the Sixth Annual Humberlea Christmas Parade returned on a cold December evening, drawing hundreds of neighbours out of their homes and onto sidewalks to take part in a tradition that continues to grow in meaning ...

By Sean Delaney On Saturday, August 9th, Stratford Park in the heart of Emery Village came alive with colour, movement, and emotion during the fourth annual Butterfly Release. Under sunny skies, more than 60 residents, friends, and families gathered to take part in a tradition that has quickly be...

By Sean Delaney Yes, we admit it — last month’s Emery Village Voice went to press before the Easter Bunny had even finished fluffing his tail. But with so much happening across the community, even the bunnies can’t always beat our deadlines. Luckily, the Humberlea Easter Egg Hunt doesn’t follow ...

By Staff Reporter As the frost of winter melts away, the real estate market in Emery Village is warming up with anticipation. The upcoming spring season brings with it a refreshing optimism among both buyers and sellers eager to make their move in the market. Michael Verrelli, a seasoned realto...

By Sean Delaney On June 15th, the 31 Division Open House celebrated its 20th anniversary, along with the Crime Stoppers program. This community event was a showcase of unity, safety, and celebration, attracting more than 200 attendees from the local area. The event was attended by MPP Michael Ke...

By Sean Delaney As the twilight hours set in on a beautiful eight-degree Friday evening, some streets of Emery Village sparkled with a festive buzz, marking the much-awaited fourth annual Humberlea Christmas Parade. With its exciting 6 p.m. start from Yorkdale Crescent, the parade weaved a merry ...

By Sean Delaney In a recently held ceremony, two of Emery Village’s most dedicated and diligent community members, Brigette Contento and Michael Verrelli, were awarded the coveted Coronation Pin. This honour, bestowed upon them by MPP for York Centre, the Honourable Michael S. Kerzner, recognizes t...

By Sean Delaney Saturday, August 19th, was one of the most enjoyable summer weather days. On this beautiful day, with clear skies and a gentle breeze, a community event unfolded, attracting the participation of 100 people who gathered to release painted lady butterflies. Beyond its aesthetics, ...

By Sean Delaney Saturday, April 16th, was a bright, sunny, and crisp day at Strathburn Park; and the Humberlea community came together as a family. The smiles, the laughter, and joy was felt by all. Michael Verrelli and Brigette Contento were at their community organizing best, adding another suc...

By Sean Delaney The Red Bag Food Drive is doing its part to help Emery, and the group is also working to boost awareness to the importance of food banks. The 2020 Red Bag Food Drive is hoping to inspire communities around the city to take part in drives and help reduce food bank shortages. This...

By Sean Delaney Among the challenges food banks are experiencing, the COVID pandemic has also created a significant loss of volunteers, which threatens the ability of food banks to remain open. Michael Verrelli and Brigette Contento have been volunteers at the W.A.E.S (Weston Area Emergency Su...

By Sean Delaney Brigette Contento is throwing caution to the wind and opening her home to the items people in need, well, need. And she's doing it because she simply can't help it. “I've been in the neighbourhood for 40 years, so I got a little bit of the, are you crazy giving your address ou...

By Sean Delaney The festive spirit once again filled the streets of Emery Village as the Sixth Annual Humberlea Christmas Parade returned on a cold December evening, drawing hundreds of neighbours out of their homes and onto sidewalks to take part in a tradition that continues to grow in meaning ea...

By Sean Delaney The festive spirit once again filled the streets of Emery Village as the Sixth Annual Humberlea Christmas Parade returned on a cold December evening, drawing hundreds of neighbours out of their homes and onto sidewalks to take part in a tradition that continues to grow in meaning ea...