November 2013 Archive

Town Crier hopes to add more events to his schedule

By Bill Rea After two years on the job, the Town of Caledon is getting lots of mileage out of its Town Crier, although he ...

Townhall Players’ season started

The Caledon Townhall Players opened their 50th season last week with Neil Simon’s comedy, The Odd Couple – Female Version. Upcoming show dates are Nov. ...

Runners hit the Haunted Hill

Inglewood Schoolhouse Performers looking for performers and helpers

Looking for an opportunity to stand in the limelight? The Inglewood Schoolhouse Performers are looking for talented people for its upcoming production of The Ghost ...

Two local Scouts reach the top of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards

By Bill Rea The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award program continues to be a going concern, and that was demonstrated Friday, as about 70 young people ...

Caledon Heritage Foundation to host AGM later this month

The annual general meeting of the Caledon Heritage Foundation will be Nov. 21 at the Old Caledon Township Hall (Theatre) in Caledon village. The feature ...

Police start new KIDS program in schools

By Bill Rea Last month saw the launch in Caledon of the OPP KIDS Program. KIDS (Knowledge, Issues, Decisions and Supports) was launched at Caledon Central Public School. ...

PAMA wants to see tattoos and henna

It’s the last chance for people to tell the stories behind their tattoos or hennas. Whether it was a tribute, a rite of passage or ...

LHIN working to keep seniors independent in their homes

The Central West Local Health Integration Network (LHIN) is investing $332,629 to increase access to assisted living programs for seniors. The funding will be allocated ...

Editorial — Council will have tough decisions with budget

Caledon council has embarked on probably the toughest period of their working year; namely dealing with the budget for 2014. That means they are going ...

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