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Hundreds of residents of all parts of Dufferin County crowded the cafetorium of Centre Dufferin District High School last week to hear about More ... Acting on a tip, Ontario Provincial Police armed with a search warrant discovered that a Grand Valley house was the scene of a large hydroponic marijuana grow operation. Members of the OPP More ... Low-income families, single parents, seniors and anyone who otherwise would be alone this Christmas will be sitting down this Saturday to the 19th annual Broadway Tabernacle Christmas Hope Banquet. More ... Dufferin participants had a regal time representing the county at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair last month. More ... KAYCEE GARDENS: Mayor Drew Brown and a few young friends count down from 10 before the lights in KayCee Gardens are lit to expose the winter wonderland. The Gardens are an Orangeville holiday season favourite. Many area businesses and organizations sponsor the spectacle. More ... held their annual Community Christmas Memorial Service on Sunday, November 27 at Orangeville Baptist Church. Over 450 people listened to Dr. Bill Webster More ... Construction of a new palliative care suite, which began in September at the Orangeville site of Headwaters Health Care Centre, is now completed. More ... When Wendy Morley noticed a shortage of adults between the ages of 18 and 35 in Orangeville a few years back, she decided someone should do something about providing educational opportunities to keep them here, and she nominated herself as that person. More ... Branch manager Barb Gardiner of Meridian Credit Union signs a cheque for $7,000 as a donation to MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) Canada as, left, Dufferin MADD president Helen Fleming and Gail James, MADD Canada Ontario Chapter services manager, look on. More ... Guelph, Ontario: Orangeville trustee, Bob Borden was acclaimed to his second term as Chair of the Upper Grand District School Board, and Marty Fairbairn, a trustee representing the City of Guelph (Wards 1, 5 and 6) was acclaimed as Vice Chair. More ... A FRESH BLANKET of snow provided a perfect backdrop for the 2005 edition of the Shelburne Santa Claus Parade. A number of floats of different sizes and shapes adorned with Christmas trees, giant candy canes and smiling children made its way through the streets of Shelburne More ... |
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