May 2019 Archive
Junior B Northmen 2-0 in early going
By Brian Lockhart The Orangeville Junior B Northmen had a good start to the 2019 summer season winning their first two games of the year. ...
Orangeville Lions Club celebrating 70 years of community service
By Brian Lockhart After seven decades of serving the community, Orangeville Lions Club members have a lot of notches in their collective belt when it ...
Cameron Dunkerley and his Dunk Delivery ‘do everything’
By Constance Scrafield Sometimes, a simple idea and an inclination to help can lead to great things. Says Cameron Dunkerley, at the age of 19, ...
Child actor Lucas Connelly spreading his wings on stage
By Constance Scrafield “I did the adult version of Mary Poppins, [playing Michael Banks] with OMT [Orangeville Music Theatre] in 2016,” said Lucas Connelly. “I ...
Local man Mark Grice publishes first novel
By Mark Pavilons An Orangeville-area artist has taken his creativity a step further, and developed a real page-turner. Following a successful 30-year career as a ...
Mid-day traffic stop result in two impaired driving charges
By Mike Baker Orangeville Police arrested and charged two women with impaired driving in separate traffic stops over the Easter weekend. On Good Friday, April ...
Creating Public Art: Town of Orangeville puts out call for local artists
Orangeville’s public art collection continues to grow. The Town has announced its Call for Artists for the 2019 Utility Box Art Display Program. With a ...
National Council upholds removal of Khattra as Conservative candidate in Dufferin-Caledon
By Mike Baker Harzadan Singh Khattra has been removed as Conservative Party of Canada candidate in Dufferin-Caledon riding. The decision, made by the National Candidate ...
Final decision on local policing likely by October, says Mayor Brown
By Mike Baker Orangeville Council’s review of the previous council’s rejection of an Ontario Provincial Police takeover of local policing got underway Monday evening (April ...
Day of Mourning honours those killed or injured at workplaces
By Brian Lockhart Over 1000 people die in Canada each year from job-related accidents and more that 240,000 more are injured. Those figures are apparently ...
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