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Pet groomers speak out against being non-essential
February 5, 2021 · 0 Comments
By Fatima Baig Pet groomers were able to operate throughout the COVID-19 pandemic without any issues, up until Dec. 26 of last year, when it ...
Town approves 0.97% tax levy increase
By Sam Odrowski The new term of Orangeville Council is maintaing its pattern of below the rate of inflation tax levy increases, this year coming ...
Speed limit soon dropping to 40km/h in Orangeville
By Sam Odrowski Traffic is going to move a little bit slower through Orangeville soon. Council passed a bylaw amendment with a 6-1 vote on ...
Orangeville students to continue with online learning
By Paula Brown Orangeville students will be continuing with online learning until further notice, according to the Upper Grand District School Board (UGDSB). The UGDSB ...
Headwaters staffer steps down after family member gets vaccinated without appointment
By Sam Odrowski Headwaters Health Care Centre is apologizing to the community, following an incident where a staff director had one of their elderly relatives ...
Ontario company interested in purchasing Orangeville Railway
By Sam Odrowski Public transit often comes in one of two forms – bus or train, but a brand new technology is merging the two ...
Council proceeds with plans for transit station at Edelbrock
By Sam Odrowski Orangeville Council voted 4-3 to move forward with placing a transit transfer station at the Edelbrock Centre, instead of the formerly agreed ...
2020 Arts & Entertainment Year in Review
By Constance Scrafield COVID-19 may have kept the doors of theatres, galleries, bookstores, art supplies shops, and so many more, closed for much of 2020 ...
Guardrail coming to Rolling Hills following two accidents
By Sam Odrowski Improved safety is coming to the residents of Rolling Hills. Orangeville Council voted 7-0 to install a guardrail on the curve of ...
Employee tests positive at local Zehrs
By Sam Odrowski The local Zehrs recently had an employee test positive on a presumptive test for COVID-19. Loblaws announced the incident on Jan. 24 ...
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