September 2022 Archive
Dufferin Board of Trade hosts Skilled Trades Event to help bolster the industry
By Brian Lockhart The Dufferin Board of Trade and partners hosted Dream Dufferin – a skilled trades event to introduce students and the public to ...
Memorial walk for residential school survivors returning to Alder
By Sam Odrowski A memorial walk for victims of Indian Residential Schools is returning to Orangeville on Oct. 1. The walk starts at 1 p.m. ...
Mono landfill opens for yard waste
Mono residents will be able to get rid of their tree and brush debris at the municipal landfill. The dump will be open Sept. 24 ...
Dedication ceremony set for monument at Greenwood Cemetery
Orangeville’s Royal Canadian Legion Br. 233 will conduct a dedication ceremony for the new veterans’ monument that’s being placed at the Greenwood Cemetery on Sunday ...
Local boxer looking forward to defending his welterweight title in the ring
By Brian Lockhart When you’re at the top, there is always an up-and-comer who is going to try to knock you down. That is especially ...
Some business impacted by Mill St. fire relocate while others still searching
By Sam Odrowski Businesses within the Old Mill Hub (28 Mill St.) were severely impacted by the fire in late August that destroyed the abutting ...
Heidi’s Walk For Hope held in-person for first time, raises record $30,000
By Sam Odrowski In honour of victims of domestic violence, Heidi’s Walk for Hope returned to Orangeville in person on Sunday (Sept. 18) for the ...
A Bookish afternoon coming to the Headwaters Arts Fall Festival
By Constance Scrafield Once again BookLore, under the wisdom of founder/owner Nancy Frater, is bringing three fine authors together in a “Bookish Afternoon” as the finale ...
Orangeville Chrysler hosting grand re-opening to celebrate completion of showroom and drive-through service on Sept. 30
By Brian Lockhart “It’s a Jeep thing.” If you are a Jeep owner, you’ll understand that phrase and appreciate everything it means. You will also ...
Autism Speaks Walk returns to Orangeville this weekend
By Sam Odrowski The annual Autism Speaks Canada Walk is returning to Orangeville after the event was held as a car parade in 2021 due ...
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