Posts By Sam Odrowski
Dufferin County enters Step 2 of COVID-19 reopening plan
By Paula Brown Dufferin County has officially moved into Step 2 of Ontario’s reopening plan, seeing COVID-19 restrictions loosened further on outdoor gatherings, dining, in-person ...
Drive-In Concert raises $11,253 for suicide awareness
By: Paula Brown The rain was pouring, but the music kept on playing. Hundreds of fans were in attendance for the the inaugural Music in ...
Local youth wins $30,000 grant through writing contest
By Sam Odrowski Habitat for Humanity Halton–Mississauga–Dufferin is receiving a massive boost in funding thanks to a local youth. Grade 6 student of Montgomery Village ...
Headwaters expands its essential visitor options on June 28
Headwaters Health Care Centre (HHCC) has expanded its visitor options as of Monday (June 28). In a press release, HHCC noted the importance of patients ...
Rainbow crosswalk vandal apprehended
By Sam Odrowski The Dufferin OPP’s investigation into homophobic graffiti spray painted behind the Orangeville Public Library and vandalism to the rainbow crosswalk at the ...
Orange crosswalk honouring Indigenous children lost to residential school coming to Orangeville
By Sam Odrowski Orangeville Council unanimously supported a motion on Monday (June 29) to add an orange crosswalk at the intersection of First Street and ...
Town delays Broadway sidewalk replacement project until fall 2022
By Sam Odrowski On Monday (June 28) Orangeville Council voted 6-1 to delay the replacement of sidewalks along Broadway until fall of 2022 to allow ...
June – a month of mourning following discoveries of unmarked graves
By Paula Brown, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter It’s been a month for mourning. National Indigenous History Month, for more than a decade has been marked ...
Canada Day celebrations changed in light of unmarked grave discoveries
By Sam Odrowski Orangeville’s Canada Day celebrations are going to look much different this year, following the discovery of 715 unmarked graves near a former ...
Council decides against parking attendant at Mono Community Centre
By Peter Richardson Mono Council met last Tuesday (June 22) and instructed staff to investigate the possibility and costs of hiring a parking lot attendant ...
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