Posts By Sam Odrowski
Orangeville sets 3.3 per cent tax increase in 2026 spending plan
By JAMES MATTHEWS Orangeville taxpayers will shoulder about $120 more in property taxes from the town over the next year. That’s for an average property. ...
Orangeville Scarlett Bears girls’ hockey team defeat St. James at Tony Rose
By Brian Lockhart The Orangeville District Secondary School (ODSS) Scarlett Bears girls varsity hockey team are 2-2 after a win over the St. James Catholic ...
ODSS Scarlett Bears senior boys take third place in District 10 basketball standings
By Brian Lockhart The Orangeville District Secondary School Scarlett Bears senior boys’ basketball team is in third place in the District 10 standings, but it ...
Former Mono mayor and Dufferin County warden passes away
By JAMES MATTHEWS Mono and Dufferin County lost a stalwart contributor to the community. Former Mono Mayor Laura Ryan, though she’d last been on council ...
Collaborative granola project blends food education with inclusive employment
By Joshua Drakes, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A collaborative granola-making initiative in Dufferin County is continuing to expand its dual mission of supporting neurodiverse adults ...
Credit Valley Conservation’s Draft Updated Regulations Mapping Open for Public Consultation
Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) has prepared draft regulations mapping to conform to requirements under the Conservation Authorities Act and Ontario Regulation 41/24. Property owners in ...
Dragonfly Arts on Broadway shares praise of two new artists
By Constance Scrafield “She is an amazing girl,” said Joan Hope, owner of Dragonfly Arts on Broadway, who was referring to a new artist, Jennifer ...
Nancy Frater reflects on 36 years of owning Orangeville’s Booklore
By Constance Scrafield In an extensive email interview with the Citizen, Nancy Frater walked us through a history worthy of one of the very books ...
Tree-cutting bylaw
Sir: According to two reports in the Orangeville Citizen (11 December), a tree-cutting bylaw (TCB) is being proposed again – and by the same proponent ...
Tax dollars at work?
Auditor General Shelley Spence began her 10-year term on Jan. 8, 2024. She is appointed to a 10-year term by the Ontario Legislative Assembly after ...
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