Posts By Sam Odrowski
How many fire-destroyed homes does it take?
By Constance Scrafield The very long list of celebrities in Los Angeles who have lost their homes to the raging fires is growing. Climate change ...
Opening Highway 407 alleviates traffic congestion, says lobby effort
By JAMES MATTHEWS The public discourse about the proposed Highway 413 construction may be avoided if the province is able to buy back the lease ...
Orangeville residents encouraged to participate in CMHA’s push-up challenge
By Sam Odrowski Staying physically fit is a common aspiration among people who set New Year’s resolutions. But exercising doesn’t only improve people’s physical health, ...
Dufferin Community Foundation announces 2024 fall grant recipients
By Paula Brown Dufferin Community Foundation (DCF) has awarded its 2024 fall grants to five recipients. The local community foundation announced in a press release ...
Headwaters welcomes first baby of 2025
By Paula Brown Headwaters Health Care Centre (HHCC) has welcomed the hospital’s first baby of 2025. Orangeville residents Alyssia Fullington and Giovanni Altrui said they ...
Orangeville’s Storm FC soccer teams roar back from the holidays
By Chris Broom All three youth teams from the Orangeville Minor Soccer Club’s Storm FC were back in action on Saturday (Jan. 4) following the ...
Orangeville Blitz lead division at midway mark in season
By Brian Lockhart The Orangeville Blitz hockey team are having a good season. The senior team is leading the COSHL Division of the Ontario Super ...
Orangeville based health care group spreads holiday cheer to long-term care residents
This holiday season, 911 Nurses GTA, a leading nursing staffing agency based in Orangeville, has shown its commitment to giving back to the community. In ...
Mono to poll public about discharging firearms
By JAMES MATTHEWS Mono council is gearing up to take to the public a proposed bylaw that regulates the discharge of firearms. Fred Simpson, council’s ...
Mono residents face a staggering 13 per cent tax increase
By JAMES MATTHEWS Mono residents will face a 13 per cent tax increase this year over last year. Town council voted Dec. 10 for a ...
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