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Dufferin County’s director of community services moves on to provincial role
By Jasen Obermeyer Keith Palmer, Dufferin County’s director of community services, is moving up to Ontario’s Ministry of Community and Social Services, leaving an invaluable ...
Radiothon raises $20,000 for HHCC
With the assistance of Orangeville’s 101.5 my FM, Headwaters Health Care Foundation,(HHCF) reached its goal of $20,000 in its second annual Radiothon, and having achieved ...
A historic season
By Jasen Obermeyer The Toronto Maple Leafs’ 2017-18 season may go down as one of their finest, most interesting in franchise history. Starting off this ...
Mono Council moves forward on parkland needs study
By Jasen Obermeyer After holding three public meetings on the subject of parkland needs in March, Mono’s recreational department will now meet with the study’s ...
Cardboard Castles sparks kids’ imagination
By Jasen Obermeyer Cardboard Castles Children’s Emporium, located at 61 Broadway, is a small store that provides a big imagination, and shares that imagination with ...
Council approves first electric vehicle charger for downtown Orangeville
Written By JASEN OBERMEYER After having seen the matter brought forward and discussed at several council meetings, Orangeville council has approved the purchase and installation ...
Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones endorsed by GreenPAC group for her environmental leadership
Written By JASEN OBERMEYER GreenPAC, a non-partisan group seeking to support environmental leadership of candidates from all political parties, has endorsed Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones’ ...
Orangeville Blues & Jazz Festival lineup revealed
By Jasen Obermeyer Get your blues and jazz shoes on, for the Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival has announced their line up for the 16th ...
Summit Books closing after 32 years in Mono
By Jasen Obermeyer Leslie Sabo has ended a big chapter in his life, closing his bookstore Summit Books, after 32 years of providing countless number ...
Video Game Buzz celebrates 1st anniversary in town
By Jasen Obermeyer Video Game Buzz, the only retro video game store in Orangeville, is celebrating their first-year anniversary, and looks to continue growing, while ...
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