December 2021 Archive
Dufferin Community Foundation reaches $1 million milestone
By Paula Brown, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Dufferin Community Foundation has reached the $1 million milestone following generous donations from two Dufferin County families. The ...
Annual Toys for Tots program helps make Christmas brighter
By Brian Lockhart Not every child will wake up on Christmas morning to find a present under the tree and stocking hanging over a fire ...
Muskies deliver win over Seaforth on home ice
By Brian Lockhart The Shelburne Muskies split the weekend taking a loss in a road game but returning to upset the first place Seaforth Centenaires ...
Christmas market on December 4 in Mono Mills has something for everyone
By Rob Paul On Saturday, December 4, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Trillium United on 60 Richmond Street the Mono Mills Christmas Market ...
Salvation Army launches annual kettle campaign in Orangeville
By Brian Lockhart You see them every holiday season at local malls and stores. They are the people from the Salvation Army New Hope Church ...
Province invests $3.2 million in local manufacturers
By Paula Brown, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Ontario government is helping boost the regional economy with investments into two Orangeville manufacturers. Last Thursday (Nov. ...
Local animal sanctuary holding holiday market Sunday
By Sam Odrowski The Glo Farm Sanctuary is holding a Holiday Market this Sunday (Dec. 5), featuring a variety of seasonal gifts. The farm, which ...
Net tax levy at 0.83% following draft budget meeting
By Peter Richardson Orangeville Council got their first look at the 2022 draft budget on Monday (Nov. 29). The net tax levy currently sits at ...
Sharyn Ayliffe talks about theatre in these times
By Constance Scrafield Theatre Orangeville’s General Manager, Sharyn Ayliffe, took some time to talk to the Citizen about how the theatre has grown and the ...
Alder Pool project cost rises to $6.1 million
By Sam Odrowski The cost of replacing the pool liners at the Alder Street Recreation Centre just got more expensive. Back in July of this ...
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