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Alzheimer's Disease · Vernon

Running Helped Her Cope With Her Mother’s Early-Onset Alzheimer’s Diagnosis

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A daughter turns to marathon running to cope with her mother’s Alzheimer’s. Discover how every mile became a step toward healing and unexpected strength.See the Story

Nascar · Maribel

A Wisconsin Diesel Tech Beat the Best in Kyle Larson's Sprint Car Series for $26,000. Why Not?

Coverage: 2 sources

He just wanted to push himself against the best. Travis Arenz of Sheboygan Falls pulled off a $26,000 sprint car upset at 141 Speedway.See the Story

Shelburne, Ontario · Shelburne

Top Canadian Talent Takes over Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival for a Weekend of Beats in the Streets

By Sam Odrowski The sweet sounds of blues and jazz filled the streets of Orangeville over the weekend as the community gathered, danced, laughed and sang their hearts out. The 21st Annual Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival returned to the downtown core over the weekend, featuring more than 50 touring blues and jazz bands, who were mostly Canadian. Bands took over stages on Broadway, Alexandra Park and the Opera House, from May 30 to June 1. Som…See the Story

Dufferin OPP investigating arson in Amaranth, seeking public’s help locating suspects

Dufferin Provincial Police (OPP) officers are currently investigating a suspicious fire involving two residential structures in Amaranth. Dufferin OPP officers, along with the Grand Valley Fire Department, responded to a fire at two homes under construction in an estate subdivision on Fennel Drive, just off the Ninth Line of Amaranth, on May 30, shortly after 1 a.m. “The investigation has determined that the fire may have been deliberately set. …OPP · Orangeville Read Article

Athletes compete at Dufferin & North Wellington Special Olympics track and field event

By Brian Lockhart Around 260 athletes and an additional 260 peer helpers turned out to compete at the inaugural Dufferin & North Wellington Special Olympics event, hosted by the Upper Grand District School Board (UGDSB). The meet was held on the athletic field at Orangeville District Secondary School on Wednesday, May 21. Participating athletes came from elementary and high schools around the region and took part in several different events. Eve…Track and Field · Orangeville Read Article

Resident asks Mono to reconsider Mono Adjala Townline work

By JAMES MATTHEWS After receiving a decisive answer about repairs to Mono Adjala Townline, council was asked to reconsider its refusal. Council stated during a meeting in mid-May that continuing to lobby for pavement for the Mono Adjala Townline will not influence when the road will get asphalt. It was in response to Mono resident Anthony Hosein’s request. He suggested the work could be covered by money from the Canada Community Building Fund (C…Orangeville, Ontario · Orangeville Read Article

The small-town hardware store

By Keith Schell While society is more flexible nowadays, gender roles were much more rigid and distinct when I was growing up. Back then, men generally did “manly” things, and women generally did “womanly” things. That was simply the way it was, and one of the manly things men often did back in the day was fixing things around the house. One day, the kitchen faucet in our house began to leak, and Dad tried to fix it. After searching through his …Orangeville, Ontario · Orangeville Read Article

Concerns Raised over Council's Spending and Contract Decisions

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"These findings highlight systemic issues that have developed over time and we take them extremely seriously.Orangeville, Ontario · Orangeville See the Story

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Running Helped Her Cope With Her Mother’s Early-Onset Alzheimer’s Diagnosis

A Wisconsin Diesel Tech Beat the Best in Kyle Larson's Sprint Car Series for $26,000. Why Not?

Top Canadian Talent Takes over Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival for a Weekend of Beats in the Streets

Black Parents Council, school board at odds over group’s delegation refusal

Grand Valley Fire Department responds to explosion

ODSS athletes qualify for OFSAA West during regional track and field meet

Dufferin OPP investigating arson in Amaranth, seeking public’s help locating suspects

Athletes compete at Dufferin & North Wellington Special Olympics track and field event

Resident asks Mono to reconsider Mono Adjala Townline work

The small-town hardware store

Concerns Raised over Council's Spending and Contract Decisions

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