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Skate, swim, sip syrup during your March break sboÂ¥an@yrmg.com It's five days of no homework. alarm clocks, school uniforms or mystery meals served in the caf- eteria In other words, March break is a small slice of heaven for stuâ€" dents from junior kindergarten through Grade 12 starting next weekend. For parents, it’s five days of coming up with things to do that will make every child and par- ent in the family happy, without breaking the bank. Within Whitchurch- Stoufi'ville, there is a multitude of activities for-kids to partake in that range from matinee per- formances of Motus 0's Circus Terrifico to clay modeling and creating goalie masks, as well as ice skating and swimming Theatre to hockey camps for Stouffilille kids The 'public library has embraced a jungle theme for its popular week of actiyitiqs. ' Them are day. hockey and power skating camps and the sugar bushisopen. For the artistically inclined. the Latcham Gallery is holding a variety of wqufshops. HAPPY 20TH ANNIVERSARY, MARKI-IAM STOUFFVILLE HOSPITAL! SEE SPECIAL SECTION IN TODAY’S PAPER Kidsagedfivetb ll canleam (Si‘i'W-‘li'ibune BY SANDRA BOLAN See IT'S, page 4 SMURDAY, WGJDIO I SERVINGWECOMMUNWYOFWHWCHURCHâ€"STOUFFVIUE I 48 PAGE/$1 WGST Ray Shirazi lays tile on a south-facing balcony on a Millard Street construction site in Stoufiville dressed for the sunny weather on Thursday afternoon. The unseasonably warm temperatures are forecast to continue into next week. BY SANDRA BOLAN sbolan@yrmg.com 'IWentyâ€"three people have been charged with a variety of drug-related offences in Whitchurch-Stouflville. The charges were laid by oflicers from York Region Police’s 5 District (Stouffville and Markham) unit after spending the month of February targeting streetâ€"level drug dealings in 23 CHARGED IN TOWN DRUG SWEEP YOUTHS. MEN, WOMEN ARRESTED IN STOUFFVILLE-BASED MARIJUANA INVESTIGATION 905-642-2745 CALL AND COMPARE! “We are committed to ensuring the neigh- bourhoods of Stouffville remain safe,” said York Region Police Supt. Robertson Rouse. “That’s the bottom line and why we’re out there doing this." 4 As a result of the investigation, which stemmed from tips by the public. search war- rants were executed for various residences in town. Marijuana was the drug of choice. NICE WEATHER, MAN and around Whitchurch-Stoufi'ville, with the majority of them being in urban Stouflville. The warrants resulted in the seizure of more than 950 grams of marijuana and $850 in cash. No grow-ops were located. The 23 accused are male, female, young offenders and adults and have been charged Pizza-m0“ Mon-Friz11-9'Sat$un:12-9 See mum, page STAFF PHOTO/SlOERD WITTEVEEN