July 2014 Archive

There’s a new beauty in town!

Local resident Doug Schild has owned this 1952 Ford F2, completely restored to its “even better” original state of absolute magnificence since January 2014. From ...

There’s a New Barber on Main Street

Adding charm to Shelburne’s Main St., Lynn Goutouski has opened a barber shop. This proud and skilled third generation Barber once owned a barber shop ...

Remember your first set of wheels?

3 year old Bryce Lanham received an early birthday present over the past weekend, his very first set of wheels and was he excited! His ...

Fire Department Day at the Farmers’ Market

Shelburne’s Fire Chief Steven Horsley and fire fighter Rob Seller spent the afternoon at the Shelburne Farmers’ Market on July 10th for Fire Department Day. ...

Foodland fundraising BBQ for local food bank

Shelburne Foodland held a fundraising BBQ with one intention – to raise money for the Shepherd’s Cupboard, Shelburne’s local food bank. The event raised $519.25, ...

Shelburne Rotary Club mentors student entrepreneurs

Each year, Rotarians across Canada host Camp Enterprise. Never heard of it? Perhaps the next young entrepreneur you meet may be the positive result of ...

Dipping into the past…

150 YEARS AGO Thursday, July 7, 1864 • From The Sun, Orangeville, compliments of Dufferin County Museum and Archives: THE FEDERATION SCHEME – To public men, ...

A tiny world within

We all love flowers. With flowers come bees, butterflies, and spiders eating flies. Flowers house a world of miniature beings – a magical world most ...

Health care cuts for refugees wrong

Dear editor: Canada has long been a safe haven for those seeking protection from violence and persecution in troubled parts of the world, but our ...

Mega Quarry peer review – should anyone be surprised?

Dear editor: Recently, a peer review study of the Melancthon mega-quarry was released. Commissioned by the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority in response to the application ...

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