April 2019 Archive
Hildie Sausik holds new studio at Alton Mill Arts Centre
By Constance Scrafield Creativity in Bloom will be the theme when the Alton Mill Arts Centre holds its Annual Spring Open House on May 3 ...
OPS aim to raise another $10,000 with 2019 Cops For Cancer event
By Mike Baker The Orangeville Police Service (OPS) is once again looking to the community to support their 2019 Cops For Cancer fundraising initiative. OPS ...
Town schedules variety of Earth Week activities for local residents
By Mike Baker Local residents will be provided the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of Earth Week activities this year, with the Town ...
County staff to probe causes of power outages
By James Matthews On the heels of recent outages, Dufferin County council is questioning Hydro One’s forestry practices along its network of power lines. Councillor ...
Local boxer moves up to next level in the sport
By Brian Lockhart As far as boxers go, Nigel Rubio is fairly new to the sport, but he’s not new to competing in the ring. ...
Junior C teams in semi-final round of Schmalz Cup
By Brian Lockhart The quest for the provincial Junior C Schmalz Cup is now down to four remaining teams. The Alliston Hornets are battling the ...
(You hit the wrong note) Billy Goat
By Anthony Carnovale From wailing goats to singing goats to goats suffering from a mid-life crisis, it would appear that goats are having themselves a ...
Getting Orangeville moving
By Sandy Brown It’s simple, transit can have a positive contribution to our community, economy and the environment and benefits both users and non-users. These ...
Contributor should sue
Mr. Charles Hooker, a frequent letter writer, should sue the Orangeville Citizen for defamation. By virtue of publishing his letters, the Orangeville Citizen has torn ...
Fair and balanced
Mike Baker’s coverage of the local federal Conservative nomination non-scandal was thorough and fair in its coverage. What should have been a victory for nominee ...
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