August 2014 Archive

Not so scary scarecrows

Last year, Shelburne and surrounding area were introduced to Lynn Partridge, a Melancthon resident with a flair for creativity. Retired in the country was a ...

Savour Fair

Photos by Marni Walsh

‘Mad Scientist’ at Shelburne Library

The Mad Scientist with the spectacular “Fire and Ice” show at the Shelburne Public Library TD Summer Reading Grand Finale held last Saturday. Photos Submitted

Silent Auction Raises $3,100 For Sick Kids Hospital

Cheryl and Kevin Boston proudly presented a cheque for $3,100 to Adrian Horwood (Sick Kids’ Foundation Vice President of Corporate Partnerships) and Adam Starkman (Director, ...

Sights of Shelburne and surrounding area

When nature meets technology is the landscape filled with modern shapes of beauty melding with nature or do wind turbines create an odd monstrosity on ...

Dipping into the past…

150 YEARS AGO Thursday, August 25, 1864 • rom The Sun, Orangeville, compliments of Dufferin County Museum and Archives: THE TRAMWAY COMMITTEE — We are requested ...

Farm–to–School pilot program

With support from the Government of Ontario, the Headwaters Food and Farming Alliance is embarking on two pilot programs that will bring more local food ...

Preventable dementia?

If you’re at risk of a stroke, should you also be concerned about dementia? Dr. Sandra Black at the University of Toronto sees increasing evidence ...

The majestic Monarch butterfly

The monarch butterfly used to be a butterfly you would see in your garden all the time. Now, not so much. The main reason for ...

Increase in renumeration for council

Ward & Uptigrove Consulting and Human Resources (W&U) has recommended council consider an increase to overall council remuneration to meet the market average based on ...

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