November 2014 Archive

Dipping into the past…

150 YEARS AGO Thursday, November 3, 1864 • rom The Sun, Orangeville, compliments of Dufferin County Museum and Archives: • A meeting of our townspeople favorable ...

It’s flu season in Ontario

Every year around this time we begin to hear a lot about influenza (“the flu”) and the need to protect ourselves and our families. Health ...

Council agenda sets a time record

A 7:40 p.m. finish for Council on November 3rd made, for what the Mayor believed to be, “the shortest meeting on record.” Council, who frequently ...

Wallace makes headway with environmental hearing

In response to pleas for help from Melancthon residents over health risks posed by Dufferin Wind Power Inc.’s (DWPI) construction process for transmission poles, Green ...

Pazazz hosts Red Hat Society ‘Halloween Monster Mash’

Pazazz, Shelburne’s “go to” women’s clothing store is well know in Dufferin County as the store where a woman can find exactly what she needs ...

Carving pumpkins, helping the food bank

Under the direction of Centre Dufferin District High School teacher, Matt Rush, students raised money by purchasing pumpkins to carve in the hopes of winning ...

Community Excellence

Sandy Bell owner of Foodland accepted a Community Excellence Award from Mayor Crewson November 3rd. The award was recommended by Ardith Dunlop for the generous ...

The famous of Dufferin County

On October 18th, Wayne Townsend of the Dufferin County Museum and Archives (DCMA) gave one of his last public lectures as Museum Curator at the ...

Ottawa Journal – Remembrance Day 2014

Remembrance Day is quickly approaching and it is of utmost importance for each of us to honour the countless contributions our veterans have made to ...

Public Health encourages you to check personal services inspection results online

It’s evident by the growing number of nail salons and spas that personal services settings are increasing in popularity. Public Health inspects these establishments to ...

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