Posts By Sam Odrowski
Author to launch new book at Orangeville Library’s Mill Street branch
Esteemed knowledge keeper and storyteller Bomgiizhik Isaac Murdoch will be visiting the Mill Street branch of the Orangeville Public Library on Oct. 29 to launch ...
Maggiolly’s sold to new owners, former owner Emilia Perri to focus on art and family
By Constance Scrafield Carl and Emilie Jagt are thrilled to become the new owners of Maggiolly’s Arts and Supplies Shop at 158 Broadway. The couple ...
Ann Randeraad and the Empty Bowls Headwaters Event at the Alton Mill Arts Centre
By Constance Scrafield Local potter Ann Randeraad is bringing the Empty Bowls Event to the Alton Mill Arts Centre on Nov. 2. “The Empty Bowls ...
Canada cannot cozy up to China
By Scott McGregor The Globe and Mail column, “Let’s free ourselves of the U.S. and forge closer ties with China”, by Julian Karaguesian and Robin ...
What are you afraid of?
By Brian Lockhart Phobia – the extreme or irrational fear of, or aversion to something. I don’t like spiders. Insects in general don’t bother me ...
Gaza: Ceasefire in doubt
By Gwynne Dyer It didn’t take long. Just ten days after the Gaza ceasefire was grudgingly accepted by Israel and the Hamas organisation that has ...
My love of history
By Jasen Obermeyer I’ve always been something of a history buff. For as long as I can remember, I’ve had a fascination with our past, ...
Mono Mulmur Citizens’ Coalition to hold Annual Meeting with presentation from local environmentalist
The Mono Mulmur Citizens’ Coalition (MC2) is holding its Annual Meeting on Sunday, Oct. 26, and will be featuring guest speaker John L. Riley. The ...
Animals from Northern Ontario welcomed at Orangeville and District Animal Centre
By Sam Odrowski Over 40 dogs and cats from Northern Ontario arrived at several Ontario SPCA animal centres this week, including the one in Orangeville. ...
Three area restaurants broken into overnight, investigation remains ongoing
By Sam Odrowski, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Three restaurants in the region were broken into between the late hours of Oct. 2 and the early ...
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