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Two friends celebrate Christmas with ‘special’ 60 year tradition

December 12, 2019   ·   0 Comments

By Brian Lockhart Sending and receiving Christmas cards is a time-honoured way of letting family and friends know you are thinking about them during the ...

Local youngsters to dance in Nutcracker at River Run Theatre

By Constance Scrafield LillyAnne (Lilly) Taylor and Leah Johnston are headed to dance in the Nutcracker at River Run Theatre in Guelph, December 23. This ...

Headwaters Acquired Brain Injury group celebrates 10th anniversary

By Alyssa Parkhill The Headwaters Acquired Brain Injury group (HABI) is a local volunteer group under the umbrella of the Ontario Brain Injury Association, dedicated ...

Younger, youngest Little Women enjoying their first engagement

By Constance Scrafield Alex Ugolini and Kiara-Lynn McKenna are the youngest members of the cast currently performing in Little Women at Theatre Orangeville until December ...

Fromage owner Christine Patton talks about food in Millennium

By Constance Scrafield If you want to take Christine Patton’s fine onion soup home or back to the office, bring your own bowl, glass container ...

Optimist Club lights up KayCee Gardens for the holiday season

By Brian Lockhart It has become an Orangeville holiday season tradition.  The lighting of KayCee Gardens turns the Bythia-to-John Street park into a Christmas wonderland ...

Shawn Lanigan – a trusted real estate broker for Orangeville & area

By Brian Lockhart As a sales professional, Shawn Lanigan brings the experience of being a home town Orangeville resident and has knowledge of the region ...

EDITORIAL: It may be out of our control

IT WILL BE INTERESTING to see how happy Orangeville residents will be in 2030, after  decade in which the town was policed by the Ontario ...

EDITORIAL: Where do Hills of Headwaters stand

AS OF WEDNESDAY, the Ontario government had announced approval of just six of a proposed 24 Ontario Health Teams, and none of them was the ...

Council made the correct call

By Mike Baker Finally, it’s all over.  No, that isn’t a distasteful remark regarding the demise of the Orangeville Police Service. Rather, it’s a tongue-in-cheek ...

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