Posts By Sam Odrowski
Alarm raised over balance of Orangeville water and development
By JAMES MATTHEWS At least one Orangeville councillor believes steps should be taken early to safeguard Dufferin County’s groundwater later. A John Street woman urged ...
Council questioned why accessible parking spaces moved
By JAMES MATTHEWS Orangeville seems to have regressed in efforts to open the town to more accessibility, according to one local advocate. Orangeville resident James ...
Orangeville artists bring local talent to library pop-up exhibit later this month
By Sam Odrowski The Orangeville Art Group is bringing the work of 13 local artists to the Orangeville Public Library this month as part of ...
Hansen Boulevard connection opens after years of delays
By Sam Odrowski After years of delays, development changes and frustration from residents, the long-awaited Hansen Boulevard connection is finally open in Orangeville. A ribbon-cutting ...
Challengers Baseball wraps up season with final game at Springbrook Field
By Chris Perrotte The Challenger Baseball Club walked out onto the diamond for their final practice and game of the season on Friday, Aug. 7. ...
For the love of reading: Readers’ Choice on Broadway brings used books to the community for over 25 years
By Constance Scrafield Veronica Cvet loves being part of Broadway’s history, as she sees it, through her used books store at 151 Broadway, which is ...
Orangeville municipal election draws over 20 candidates ahead of nomination deadline
By Sam Odrowski Twenty-one candidates have now filed nomination papers to run for mayor, deputy mayor, councillor or school board trustee in Orangeville’s upcoming municipal ...
Of mala, baseballs and a messy metaphor
By JAMES MATTHEWS Baseball and meditation are closely aligned, I think. This may be the cheesiest thing I’ll write for this space. But bear with ...
AI and bio-weapons
By Gwynne Dyer ‘Artificial intelligence’ based on Large Language Models is shaping up to be the most efficient destroyer of value since the South Sea ...
Along the Scottish trail
By Constance Scrafield The kids in the breakfast room were great. About twenty of them. There was every age from one to six, maybe. Boys ...
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