June 2022 Archive

Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival appears to be biggest yet

By Sam Odrowski Downtown Orangeville was the busiest it’s been in more than two years with the long-awaited return of the Blues and Jazz Festival ...

Big first inning wins game for Orangeville Junior Bengals

By Brian Lockhart The Orangeville Junior Bengals won their third game of the season when they hosted the Barrie Baycats at Springbrook Park in Orangeville ...

Headwaters Arts presents new show featuring 11 female artists

By Constance Scrafield Headwaters Arts latest show “Reflections”, invites artists to show what Canada means to them and is open now at the Headwaters Gallery ...

Orangeville Council considering funding for head walls at Alder Pool

By Sam Odrowski Orangeville is investigating the costs associated with adding head walls to the Alder Street Recreation Centre’s competitive pool. Council voted 7-0 to ...

Fast acting police officers from Dufferin OPP stopped a break and enter in progress and charged a person in Orangeville, early Saturday (June 4) morning. ...

Grand Valley’s Royal Bank of Canada branch closing in November

At their May 24, 2022, meeting, Council for the Town of Grand Valley learned about and discussed the announcement from the Royal Bank of Canada ...

Loose lips, sink ships

By Brian Lockhart There was a saying during the Second World War that went – ‘loose lips, sink ships.’ The idea behind the saying was ...

Island Lake Rowing Club hosts ‘Come and try’ Day

By Brian Lockhart You may have seen them skimming quietly across the water at the Island Lake Conservation area – usually in the early morning ...

Who wants to be a millionaire?

Dear Money Lady Readers:  Do You Want to be a Millionaire? Have you ever said to yourself: “I’ve never been a millionaire, but I know ...

Mysterious sale of the OBRY

By Neil Orford Over the past two years, the Town of Orangeville, in virtual secrecy, sold off one of the municipality’s most valuable assets – ...

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