Posts By Sam Odrowski

New boutique shines with love and light on Mill Street

By JAMES MATTHEWS, LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER Orangeville’s downtown business community is imbued with a new shine. That is, Love & Light Jewels Boutique has ...

Marketplace, craft workshop in May to support hospice care

By JAMES MATTHEWS, LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER Sparkle and Sass and Let’s Be Crafty are working together to drum up community support for Hospice Dufferin. ...

Lord Dufferin IODE shares plans for replacement of vandalized nurse 

By Sam Odrowski A charitable women’s group that’s existed in the community for over 115 years is working hard to replace a chainsaw-carved wooden statue ...

Lord Dufferin IODE to host Orangeville mayor as guest speaker

By Sam Odrowski The not-for-profit women’s group, Lord Dufferin IODE, is hosting Orangeville Mayor Lisa Post at their upcoming meeting . The meeting starts at ...

Open call to artists issued for ‘Tapestry of Art and Music’ fundraiser

By Zachary Roman, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter An arts non-profit is looking for local artists to participate in an upcoming event.  On April 12, Headwaters ...

Caledon artist Patty Maher debuts solo exhibition ‘Cadence’

By Zachary Roman, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A local photographer and painter launched a solo art exhibition last weekend.  On April 6, Patty Maher held ...

Credit Valley Conservation invites public to open house

Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) is inviting the members of the community to attend its Pits to Parks Open House on April 18. The event runs ...

Mulmur Citizens’ Coalition to feature Mkomose at Monora Park Pavilion

By Constance Scrafield Call him Dr. Andrew Judge PhD or his Spirit name, Mkomose, his focus is, in part, on Indigenous land-based practices. On Sunday, ...

Thank you

Dear Orangeville Citizen:Thanks for being such a great, local newspaper. I read it faithfully every week.I like your in depth reporting of local issues and, ...

Use of Former Rail Line as public trail

A few weeks ago, someone wrote a mini editorial in this paper that expressed their dismay at the Town of Orangeville’s decision to close the ...

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