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Police remind residents to lock it or lose it
The Orangeville Police Service is reminding residents to lock vehicles when not in use to avoid being a victim of theft. In the past two ...
‘Inequality is apparent’
Re Doug Skeates’ column, “Justice in Ontario’s Back Yard”: When I was a teenager, my parents drove me north and we visited an “Indian” village. ...
Prefers present system
I read your article (“No perfect solution to federal electoral reform challenges,” 23 June), as well as a newsletter article on the same subject from ...
Youths’ take on Shakespeare in Love product of DAREarts camp
This Friday, July 22, 21 Toronto-area youths will present their own short response to Tom Stoppard and Marc Norman’s Shakespeare in Love, the story of ...
Ed Brennan named Town Chief Administrative Officer
As of Wednesday, Ed Brennan is Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) for the Town of Orangeville. “Council and I have complete confidence that Mr.Brennan will continue ...
His faith restored
I recently had a pleasant occurrence happen to me as I was shopping for groceries at the local Zehrs. The store has a points system ...
MS Walk raised over $84,000
Walk committees, I would like to thank you for offering media coverage for the 2016 Mandarin MS Walks on Sunday, May 1 2016. This year ...
Impressive lineup for Shelburne’s inaugural Heritage Music Festival
There will be music in the air this summer once again as Shelburne’s fiddle fest is reborn as a Heritage Music Festival with hosts, the ...
David Trotman hired as Mono’s new town planner
David Trotman has been appointed to succeed Mark Early as Mono’s Director of Planning. Mr. Early, who earlier this year succeeded Keith McNenly as the ...
Cultural Entrepreneurship Program results in successful creative businesses
The Orangeville & Area Small Business Enterprise Centre (SBEC) launched a new training and mentorship pilot program for entrepreneurs in the arts and culture sector ...
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