Posts By Sam Odrowski
Mono approves two new accessible tennis courts after reducing project’s cost
By JAMES MATTHEWS The Town of Mono will serve up a couple of new tennis courts this year. The project was almost scuttled because of ...
Mono council weighs community donation priorities
By JAMES MATTHEWS Requests for donations this year surpassed the amount the Town of Mono had budgeted. Fred Simpson, the town’s clerk, said during the ...
Town-owned washroom facilities to offer free menstrual products
By Sam Odrowski Orangeville council unanimously passed a motion to provide free menstrual products in town facilities at a regular meeting on April 17. Town ...
New fire station plans on brief pause while added costs of ongoing projects is determined
Town staff caution against net-zero design to maintain healthy debt rating By Sam Odrowski Town council is waiting to see what the additional costs are ...
Orangeville writes grant cheques for pair of events
By JAMES MATTHEWS, LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER Orangeville council has a clearer picture of two first-time applicants seeking money from its Community Grant Funding purse. ...
Cookbook author Laura Calder coming to the Alton Mill
By Constance Scrafield Laura Calder is a fine, multi-faceted diamond in human form, with all the sparkle and depth of such a gem. To put ...
Achill Choral Society to perform royal songs in concert for crowning of King Charles III
By Constance Scrafield May 6 this year is auspicious for a number of reasons. Two of them are that it is Coronation Day for King ...
Caledon Townhall Players are ‘Spreading it Around’ in new play
By Constance Scrafield Opening Friday, May 5, the Caledon Townhall Players (CTHP) will present their new play, “Spreading It Around” by Londos D’Arrigo. A comedy, ...
‘She soared like an Eagle’: Caledon man honours late wife at Hike for Bethell Hospice each year
By Zachary Roman James de Wet has made participating in the Hike for Bethell Hospice an annual tradition. Bob Fines has been de Wet’s car ...
Little green men
By Brian Lockhart For some reason, there has been this fascination with Mars – the red planet – which peaked during the 1950s when it ...
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