May 25, 2018 · 0 Comments
By Constance Scrafield As with many other projects aimed to benefit the public but spearheaded by private individuals, the matter of raising money for Orangeville’s ...
By Brian Lockhart There were a lot of treasures available last Saturday during the annual yard sale in support of the Dufferin Special Olympics. The ...
Special to the Citizen As the 70’s Motown hit song says, “and the beat goes on.” The proposed sale of Fiddle Park, announced at the ...
By Constance Scrafield “Music for May” is this year’s concert to be held Saturday night at Orangeville’s Tweedsmuir Presbyterian Church, featuring the Mark DuBois Studio ...
By Jasen Obermeyer Caledon resident Lisa Bentley, a former triathlete, has released her first book, which she hopes will help others carve out their own ...
By Jasen Obermeyer When you donate to a food bank, one might physically bring in some money or bags of food, go to the local ...
By Constance Scrafield “The reading committee told us they laughed out loud when they read this play,” said Jo Phenix, publicist for Century Church Theatre ...
By Jasen Obermeyer The Kitchen at Mono Mills, located in the plaza at Highway 9 and Airport Road, has celebrated its first anniversary by continuing ...
By Brian Lockhart After closing its doors in December of 2017 for renovations, the Dufferin County Museum and Archives is slated to once again welcome ...
By Mike Pickford The wheels on Orangeville’s municipal transit system just keep spinning. Last Wednesday, representatives from Orangeville Council and the Orangeville Transit Committee gathered ...
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