Better in Mulmur market on scenic hilltop

May 17, 2018 · 0 Comments

Written By MARNI WALSH The Better in Mulmur Farmers’ Market will open for a second season, on the scenic hilltop at Dufferin County Museum and ...

Seventh candidate steps forward in Dufferin-Caledon for provincial vote

Written By MIKE PICKFORD There will be an unprecedented seventh name added to the ballot when local voters turnout for next month’s provincial election. Stephen ...

“I am Alice”, LP Stage Productions’ latest hit an absolute ‘wonder’Written By MARNI WALSH

Written By MARNI WALSH LP Stage Productions did a ‘wonderful’ job of bringing “Wonderland” to life this week at Grace Tipling Hall in Shelburne. Visually ...

Mayor Bennington notes finding of needles around town is a “great concern”

Written By PETER RICHARDSON Council met Monday evening facing a full agenda to consider, with the first item being a Question Period query from Kimberley ...

Changes coming to PACE Credit Union

Written By MIKE PICKFORD The Shelburne branch of PACE Credit Union is set for a complete renovation this year, with management and staff at the ...

Centennial Hylands Elementary celebrates half-century of learning

Written By BRIAN LOCKHART A walk down the main corridor at Centennial Hylands Elementary School in Shelburne reveals a display of more than 20 old ...

Hospice Dufferin rakes in $20,000 from two recent local fundraisers

Written By MIKE PICKFORD What a month it has been for Hospice Dufferin. Two recent fundraising efforts have raked in over $20,000 for the local ...

Christian Perspectives: What’s love got to do with it anyway?

In 1983, Tina Turner stepped into a recording studio to lay down the tracks for what was to become her signature song. To this day, ...

Michael ‘Pinball’ Clemons inspires at annual DCAFS luncheon

Written By MIKE PICKFORD “Less is more, but none is best.” A peculiar sentence if simply said out loud, but for approximately 160 area residents ...

Shelburne Legion News

We hope that everybody survived this past wind storm without much damage. Let’s hope for some warm sunny days in our future. Congratulations to Denyse ...

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