Shelburne marks Tourism Week with flag raising

June 2, 2017 · 0 Comments

By Brock Weir Shelburne recognizes the importance of tourism to this community and has taken to the skies to prove it. On Monday morning, ...

One Voice One Team hope to make program “SWOLE” with expansion

By Michelle Janzen With the growth of Shelburne has come a cultural diversity that is new to the area. Trying to come up with ...

Smiles brighten Market opening

No sun, but lots of smiles for the opening day of the Shelburne Farmers’ Market on May 25 as cloudy skies brought rain and drizzle ...

Students are Juno Beach-bound

JUNO BOUND – Dufferin Digital History Project students took flight to Normandy, France on Tuesday with history teacher and DHP founder Neil Orford (front right) ...

Council Notes: Permanent solutions sought for crosswalk problem

By Peter Richardson Shelburne Council’s Monday night meeting, was blessedly uneventful. First up was a presentation by Tom Reid, standing in for Jennifer McCallum, ...

357 quilt blocks for Ronald McDonald House

Photo and Story by Michelle Janzen AJ Cavey, owner of Cobwebs and Caviar, sits amongst the 357 quilt blocks, and four complete quilt tops that ...

Raising the Roof for the Pole Barn

By Marni Walsh In 2013, Greg and Heather Holmes of Holmes Appliances and Music Store on Main Street Shelburne turned a life-long love of ...

It’s time to polish up your Chrome for the Street Festival’s Motorcycle Show and Shine

By Michelle Janzen It’s time to clean up your ride and polish that chrome for the 4th Annual Motorcycle Show and Shine and Ride ...

Renowned Tenor making “Music in May”

By Marni Walsh International tenor and long-time resident of Dufferin County, Mark DuBois has sung with every major orchestra across the country and abroad ...

Shelburne endorses Food Charter and Action Plan

By Peter Richardson Shelburne has moved to endorse the Headwaters Food Charter and Action Plan. Earlier this month, Janet Horner, the Chairperson of the ...

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