November 2016 Archive
DCMA site of book launch by local artist Gail Prussky
The Dufferin County Museum and Archives played host Saturday, to the launch of local artist Gail Prussky’s first book, Broken Balloons. Published by Exile Editions ...
Strong second period gives Ice Crushers the win
6-3 win over West Nipissing The Orangeville Ice Crushers got off to a good start in Wednesday’s (Nov. 2) home game against the West Nipissing ...
Masters Bonspiel at Orangeville Curling club
16 teams register for event Curling is one sport where age is no limit. It may get hard on the knees when you get a ...
Hundreds celebrate 1st annual Bonfire Night
A healthy crowd of close to 500 people made their way to the Orangeville Fairgrounds last Saturday night to experience the “one of a kind” ...
Orangeville mom shares “nightmare” summer to raise awareness for diabetes
With November 1 marking the beginning of National Diabetes Awareness month in Canada, one Orangeville-area mom is sharing her “nightmare” run-in with Type-1 Diabetes in ...
Seminar teaches business owners how to increase sales with video
Successful business owners understand the power of the Internet when it comes to marketing their products and services. Using online tools to promote the business ...
Annual Women’s Day takes over Mono Centre
The Dufferin-Peel chapter of the Federated Women’s Institutes of Ontario held their annual Women’s Day on Nov. 5, at the Mono Community Centre. The Dufferin-Peel ...
Westside Pink Day fundraiser rakes in $21,500 to help fund the fight against cancer
Well, they did it again. Just as they have for the past 12 years, students and staff from Westside Secondary School went above and beyond ...
Town Council approves $8.5 million of spending in 2017 capital budget
Orangeville Council has approved a 2017 capital budget which involves a total capital investment of just under $8.5 million next year. Almost 80 percent of ...
Mono Council approves budget, calls for 1.8 percent tax increase
With election night in the U.S. fascinating the general populace, Mono Council met Tuesday evening to ponder the allocation of the town’s finances and program ...
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