Posts By Sam Odrowski
Orangeville’s Walk to End ALS set for virtual format this year
By Brian Lockhart It is somewhat ironic that an annual walk in support of those who can no longer walk, won’t be able to take ...
Theatre keeping up with the community during pandemic
By Constance Scrafield David Nairn, Artistic Director of Theatre Orangeville, took some time from his schedule to chat with the Citizen about the busy online ...
Hockley Valley boy celebrates birthday with classic car convoy
By Brian Lockhart A group of local car enthusiasts helped make a boy’s birthday a little brighter when they created a vintage and classic car ...
Headwaters hospital to get $3.7m funding ‘top-up’ from Province
By Mike Baker The provincial government is providing Headwaters Health Care Centre with a $3.7 million funding top-up as the local hospital continues to deal ...
Sports broadcaster Michael Landsberg chats with County Warden Darren White about mental health
By Paula Brown Renowned Canadian sports broadcaster and talk show host, Michael Landsberg spoke with Dufferin County Warden Darren White last Friday (June 4) about ...
Resources and supplies to prepare for Orangeville’s reopening
As Ontario begins to re-open its economy using its phased framework, more businesses are being permitted to resume operations and welcome customers back. While many ...
Cheerleaders sidelined waiting for Sport Canada approval
By Brian Lockhart A local cheerleading group is currently in limbo when it comes to training because their sport is not recognized by Sport Canada ...
York Soaring Gliding Club gets green light to start summer operations
By Brian Lockhart The York Soaring Association will once again riding the currents of air and gliding around the clouds after launching from their airstrip ...
2020 baseball season may yet be salvaged
By Brian Lockhart Baseball may still have a sporting chance this summer. The Ontario Baseball Association is still monitoring the COVID-19 situation and waiting for ...
Time to open, test and trace
By Tom Claridge DESPITE CALLS by local public health units for an ability to have the anti-COVID-19 rules reflect actual conditions, the Ontario legislature has ...
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