April 2018 Archive
Cardboard Castles sparks kids’ imagination
By Jasen Obermeyer Cardboard Castles Children’s Emporium, located at 61 Broadway, is a small store that provides a big imagination, and shares that imagination with ...
Dufferin Women in Business raises over $1,000 to help support Orangeville Food Bank
The Dufferin Women in Business (DWIB), a committee of the Dufferin Board of Trade, has presented a cheque for $1,044.28 to the Orangeville Food Bank. ...
Screwball Comedy – all you ever wanted from the 30s
By Constance Scrafield It will not matter if you have never watched an old black and white comic film from the late 1930’s. There were ...
Tears in Humboldt – a nation understands Tragedy on our Field of Dreams
Written by BRIAN LOCKHART It is a Junior playoff series that will never be finished, a championship that may never be decided, and a small ...
Two unconvincing explanations
Written by GWYNNE DYER The FBI raid on the office, home and hotel room of President Trump’s lawyer, Michael Cohen, may persuade the president that a ...
10th annual Hike for Hospice fundraiser coming on May 6
Written By MIKE PICKFORD With old man winter hopefully on his way out, the community’s primary palliative care provider is gearing up for its biggest ...
Council approves first electric vehicle charger for downtown Orangeville
Written By JASEN OBERMEYER After having seen the matter brought forward and discussed at several council meetings, Orangeville council has approved the purchase and installation ...
Local journalist remembered for his humour and integrity
Written By MIKE PICKFORD The sudden passing of veteran newsman Bill Rea has sent shockwaves across Caledon and much of Dufferin County. Serving as editor ...
Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones endorsed by GreenPAC group for her environmental leadership
Written By JASEN OBERMEYER GreenPAC, a non-partisan group seeking to support environmental leadership of candidates from all political parties, has endorsed Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones’ ...
OMHA changing the way younger players learn the game
By Brian Lockhart Anyone who started out playing hockey as a very young participant knows just how big a hockey arena really is when you’re ...
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