Posts By Sam Odrowski
Wedding planners working around challenges with COVID-19 restrictions
By Fatima Baig With the COVID-19 pandemic cancelling most in-person events since March of last year, many wedding planners are facing the challenge of planning ...
Rotary Highlands Community Choice awards seek voters
By Brian Lockhart The Rotary Club of Orangeville Highlands is choosing a new way to give to the community, that allows residents to help them ...
Long lost village of Stanton almost known by a different name
By Brian Lockhart Many Ontario towns were named after the original settlers who first staked a claim on the land, cleared the area for farming, ...
Second cannabis storefront coming to Orangeville
By Sam Odrowski Orangeville residents will soon have more options for purchasing legal cannabis locally. Hempire House (59 First Street) is having its grand opening ...
Council looking for answers on discrepancy in OPP cost savings
By Sam Odrowski The treasurer of Orangeville has painted a slightly different picture than formerly hired consultants regarding the anticipated cost savings associated with transitioning ...
Ontario extending stay-at-home order for most regions
By Paula Brown, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Ontario government has extended the stay-at-home order for most of the province while the state of emergency ...
Theatre Orangeville is An Affair of the Heart
By Constance Scrafield What a terrific line-up there is for the next Theatre Orangeville Online show, opening February 12 and running until February 25. By ...
BioPharma’s CEO explains how social shaming is a bi-product of the pandemic
By Jessica Laurenza Caledon resident, Renzo DiCarlo is a C3 triathlete member, an avid runner on the Bruce Trail and the CEO of BioPharma, a ...
Tourism, the Pandemic and 2021
By Sandy Brown While large scale travel will be one of the last areas of our economy to reopen, domestic tourism – daytrips, staycations, and ...
Greystones is making a magnificent comeback
By Constance Scrafield “It was terrifying at first,” admitted Jennifer Dattels, owner of the 1850’s stone building, the first hospitality building in Orangeville – Greystones. ...
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