Archive

Managing Orangeville’s growth is the focus for council candidate Rick Stevens

September 15, 2022   ·   0 Comments

By JAMES MATTHEWS, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A seat at Orangeville’s council table could give Rick Stevens another means to serve. Actually, it could be ...

Province dismisses Mono mayor’s speeding concerns

By JAMES MATTHEWS, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter John Creelman feels the Queen’s Park Tories have turned deaf ears toward voiced concerns about motorists’ safety in ...

Longest reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II passes at 96

By Sam Odrowski  Fifteen countries, home to roughly 150 million people lost Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on Sept. 8 at Balmoral Castle in Scotland. ...

Orangeville’s Ben Milone keeps his musical chops, even at university

By JAMES MATTHEWS, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Ben Milone has found a way to combine science and music. And the Dufferin Arts Council had a ...

Mono supports CVC in spirit but zips the purse to pond rehab project

By JAMES MATTHEWS, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Credit Valley Conservation Authority asked Mono to jump aboard a joint federal funding request for work at ...

Orangeville needs bold leadership, says mayoral contender

By JAMES MATTHEWS, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Kim Reid hopes to seize every opportunity to improve Orangeville, should she be chosen as the town’s next ...

Headwaters Arts holding Fall Festival Juried Art Show and Sale

By Constance Scrafield  Happy days are here again for the Headwaters Arts Fall Festival, a well-established juried show and sale of the best of Headwaters ...

First End of the Summer Party in the Park held in Mono

By Sam Odrowski The Cardinal Woods Social’s inaugural End of the Summer Party in the Park on Sunday saw a great turnout with roughly 500 ...

Man offering $5,000 reward over burglary in Mono

By Sam Odrowski A property near Hwy. 9 and Airport Rd. had roughly $20,000 worth of equipment stolen from a shipping container last month. The ...

Development at 41 William Street moving ahead following OLT ruling

By Sam Odrowski Under pressure from the Ontario Land Tribunal, Orangeville council voted 4-2 to put the final approval on a development at the southwest ...

« Previous Page — Next Page »