November 2019 Archive
Orangeville firefighters growing out their best ‘stache for Movember
By Brian Lockhart A group of Orangeville firefighters are looking a little fuzzy these days as they participate in Movember – a month-long initiative to ...
New ‘Lawless in Dufferin’ exhibit rolls back the years at local museum
By Brian Lockhart If you had been trying to sell a loaf of bread that didn’t quite weigh up to the standards of the local ...
Little Women, the musical returns a-fresh to Theatre Orangeville
By Constance Scrafield “It’s important, as a Canadian, I’m very proud. I’ve always wanted to be in this play. That Theatre Orangeville is producing this ...
A Dream is a Wish bringing fairytales to life in Dufferin County
By Brian Lockhart It seems a lot of young girls dream to grow up to be a princess. While that probably won’t happen, Cady Flynn ...
The Hill Academy is moving to a new location near Alton
By Brian Lockhart The Hill Academy is moving to a new location in Caledon. The private school is a independent school geared for dedicated student ...
Orangeville man arrested following theft of poppy donations
Orangeville Police have arrested an Orangeville man said to have stolen poppy donations. On Monday, October 28, at approximately 9:35 p.m. a man attended the ...
Reed T. Cooper award given to two recipients
By Constance Scrafield The Reed T. Cooper Bursary in Visual Arts was established under the auspices of the Dufferin Arts Council’s (DAC) Artist Support Program, ...
New ‘Artful Giving’ exhibit opens at Alton Mill Arts Centre
By Marni Walsh Headwaters Arts’ Holiday Sale and Exhibit, Artful Giving, opened Wednesday (Nov. 13) in the Alton Mill Arts Centre. The annual holiday sale offers ...
Sons remembering their fathers on Remembrance Day
By Mike Baker When Roy Bryan recounts stories of his father’s time serving overseas with the Canadian military during the Second World War, he largely ...
Orangeville mayor resigns as OPSB chair pending potential investigation
By Mike Baker Mayor Sandy Brown has stepped down as chair of the Orangeville Police Services Board (OPSB) following allegations he broke his oath of ...
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