Posts By Sam Odrowski

Orangeville’s ‘The Storyteller’ wood carving decommissioned, relocated to home garden

By Paula Brown A notable wooden statue that has been a part of Orangeville’s downtown for more than 15 years has officially been decommissioned and ...

Seasoned Filmmakers make up Dufferin Film Festival’s Critics Lineup

The Dufferin Film Festival recently announced its lineup of film critics who will be lending their expertise and insights to the inaugural event. These distinguished ...

Ready-to-drink beverages, large beer packs available in grocery stores early, amidst province-wide LCBO strike

By Sam Odrowski Ready-to-drink (RTD) beverages and large beer pack sizes are now available in Ontario’s grocery stores. The addition of these products to grocery ...

New X-ray machine unveiled at Headwaters Health Care Centre

By Zachary Roman Orangeville’s local hospital has brand-new X-ray technology.  On July 17, the Headwaters Health Care Centre unveiled its new X-ray machine at an ...

Dufferin County declares Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Awareness Day as Sept. 9

By Paula Brown Dufferin County Council has declared Sept. 9 as Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Awareness Day in the County of Dufferin as they ...

Local used car dealership and auto shop fundraises for Headwaters with open house, car meet

By Sam Odrowski Total Mechanical Services (TMS) and Leading Edge Motor Cars (LEMC) held an open house over the weekend, featuring a ribbon-cutting ceremony, car ...

TD Summer Reading Club Storywalk returning to downtown core

The TD Summer Reading Club Storywalk® is returning to Downtown Orangeville, bringing back this engaging way to enjoy Broadway and partake in summer reading fun. ...

Junior Bengals squeeze into playoffs with win over Mansfield

By Brian Lockhart The Orangeville Junior Bengals secured a berth in the North Dufferin Baseball League playoffs with a late-season win over the Mansfield Cubs. ...

MTO rebuffs Mono mayor again on road safety issues

By JAMES MATTHEWS Mono council received the “worst sort of form letter” from the province’s Ministry of Transportation regarding safety issues on highways in and ...

Mono asks residents to pressure provincial government on highway safety

By JAMES MATTHEWS Some Campbell Road residents in Mono worry the Highway 10 intersection to get home is an accident waiting to happen. In a ...

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