February 2014 Archive

Opponents gear up to take Olympia pit to OMB

By Bill Rea Opposition to the Melville pit is not going away. In fact, it’s going to the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB). Citizens Against the ...

Opportunities to comment on GTA West Corridor Study

There will be chances for the public to comment on the next stage of the Environmental Assessment (EA) Study for the GTA West Transportation Corridor. ...

Sea cadet gets to enhance his bosun training

By Bill Rea A local sea cadet is soon going to be enhancing his training in British Columbia. Petty Officer First Class Tyler Szarko, 16, ...

Caledon Townhall Players celebrate 50 years of community theatre

By Constance Scrafield This region is blessed with a rich arts community, not least of which is theatre. Not only our fine pros at Theatre ...

Maple Syrupfest at Cold Creek March 1

Join the community this Saturday (March 1) at Cold Creek Conservation Area for a fun and delicious Maple Syrupfest. Admission is $10 per car. Enjoy ...

Winter astronomy nights

Residents can take in the wonders of the night sky at an upcoming astronomy night. The next one takes place next Saturday (March 8) at ...

Jones looking forward to working with new MMP Martow after recent byelections

By Bill Rea There was some good news from the recent provincial byelections, as far as Sylvia Jones was concerned. “I think it’s great that ...

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Looking for entries in Erin art show

Organizers of the 2014 Hills of Erin Studio Tour are looking for local artist-participants. The tour will run for two weekends; Sept. 13 and 14, ...

Former Orangeville mayor dead at 92

Orangeville lost arguably one of the community’s strongest supporters with former mayor Vic Large’s recent death, just a week after returning to Orangeville to accept ...

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