September 5, 2019 – Shelburne Free Press

NDBL championship series starts this week

Written By BRIAN LOCKHART It’s been a long season for the North Dufferin Baseball League and it’s finally come down to the last two teams ...

Shelburne Muskies starting tryouts ahead of new season

Written By BRIAN LOCKHART It’s time to shake out the summer rust and get back on the ice for hockey players that want to participate ...

Shelburne Police Service offering back-to-school safety tips

With the Labour Day weekend now behind us, this means that children have returned to school. The Shelburne Police Service is urging motorists and pedestrians ...

We should leave the negative politicking to the other side

OUR READERS WRITE Barb Shaughnessy’s barrage of criticism, through two nomination campaigns and subsequently, confirms my earlier decision to not vote for her, even as ...

How about planting a billion trees?

EDITORIAL THERE NOW SEEMS little doubt that one issue common to both our federal election next month and the U.S. presidential election next year will ...

Unreasonable speed limits

Written by BRIAN LOCKHART People who are vegetarian have been around for years – a lot of years. Vegetarianism is not something that started 20 ...

Shelburne Library News

Written By ROSE DOTTEN Dufferin Reads: One Book One County Finale It won’t be long now until we get to celebrate another excellent One Book ...

Local Fall Fair promises great fun despite Heavy Horse cancellation

Written By MARNI WALSH Two weeks ago, the Shelburne and District Fair Board announced the good news, that after several years absence, Albion Amusements would ...

178 overdoses in Dufferin so far in 2019 as opioid crisis worsens

Written By MIKE BAKER With at least 178 overdoses recorded so far this year in Dufferin County, several local activists are keen to shine a ...

CDDHS music department receives $1,000 to support local program

Written By MARNI WALSH On Wednesday, August 28, Rod West, “the morning guy and program director” of Country 105 in Shelburne, presented the music department ...