Posts By Sam Odrowski
Orangeville Council doles out $56,000 through annual community grants program
By Sam Odrowski Six not-for-profit organizations in Orangeville are getting a financial boost. Orangeville Council approved the distribution of $56,000 to six organizations for its ...
Orangeville Headwaters Minor Baseball getting $15,000 from Town for shack revitalization project
By Sam Odrowski Local baseball infrastructure is getting an upgrade. Town Council approved a $15,000 community grant allocation for Orangeville Headwaters Minor Baseball Association (OHMBA) ...
Dan Needles and Ian Bell return to Theatre Orangeville’s stage
By Constance Scrafield It is so lovely to see Mr. Needles and Mr. Bell returning to the main stage of Theatre Orangeville, those charmers who ...
Return of Orangeville Lions’ Home and Garden Show deemed successful
By Sam Odrowski The Orangeville Lions’ Home and Garden Show returned to the local fairgrounds over the weekend for the first time since 2019. During ...
Restaurant patios permitted to open April 1
By Sam Odrowski Restaurants are permitted to reopen their outdoor patios tomorrow (April 1). Orangeville Council unanimously approved a motion brought forward by Coun. Debbie ...
Fromage closing shop on Broadway, but business will continue in different format
By Constance Scrafield The very fine cheese and charcuterie shop that has been such a delightful addition to the artisan and artistic shops on Broadway, ...
Ukraine: Lessons for Taiwan, Lessons for China
By Gwynne Dyer Almost a month in, China is still being extremely coy about its attitude towards the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The regime is ...
Local boxer Jake Daoust drops opponent in second-round for third pro win
By Brian Lockhart Orangeville boxer, Jake Daoust, won his third professional bout after dropping his opponent with a second-round knock-out at the Hamilton Convention Centre ...
Rental facilities in Mono to reopen in May, return to in-person meetings to be determined
By Peter Richardson Mono Council once again debated the proposed opening of the Town’s rental facilities, such as Town Hall and Council chambers, during a ...
The mother of invention
By Brian Lockhart If ‘necessity is the mother of invention,’ then maybe innovation is the child of invention. Or something like that. It has long ...
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