Posts By Sam Odrowski

Applesauce at midnight

By Constance Scrafield Do you sometimes have a day that just seems heavy? Like a day when the rain is a drench and the idea ...

Newly renovated hemodialysis unit opens at Headwaters Health Care Centre

By Paula Brown, Local Journalism Patients receiving hemodialysis treatments at Headwaters Health Care Centre (HHCC) will now have more comfort with the recent completion of ...

Dufferin Arts Council announces 2024 winners of Anne Laurier Scholarship Fund

The Dufferin Arts Council (DAC) has awarded over $140,000 in scholarships via the Ann Laurier Scholarship Fund since 1996. Each year, the local arts council ...

Victim of armed robbery at Amaranth gas station shot, faces life-threatening injuries

By Sam Odrowski An armed robbery at a gas station in Amaranth earlier this week has resulted in life-threatening injuries for one individual. Dufferin Ontario ...

Orangeville Food Bank receives over 20,000 lbs of donations from mayor’s food drive

By Sam Odrowski The Orangeville Food Bank has been struggling to keep its shelves stocked due to a rapid rise in demand over the past ...

Procyon Wildlife will host second annual fundraising gala

By Brian Lockhart The Procyon Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Centre will be hosting its second annual fundraising gala to help the not-for-profit organization continue its ...

Homeless Winter Survival Drive at Old Mill Hub seeking community donations

By Sam Odrowski Dufferin County residents are invited to participate in a charitable effort aimed at helping homeless people in the area survive the winter. ...

Decline in interest cuts down tree sapling program

By JAMES MATTHEWS Orangeville council is wrapping up its Baby Tree sapling program. The Baby Tree program was created to build a sense of belonging ...

Tennis club requests respite from loan interest

By JAMES MATTHEWS Current financial difficulties hit everybody hard, even sports clubs trying to make ends meet. The Mono Tennis Club asked town council when ...

Councillor is familiar with Mono man’s road woes

By JAMES MATTHEWS At least one Mono resident hopes the street on which he lives will benefit from his own new plan to manage roads. ...

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