Marci Csumrik Is Orillia’s Citizen Of The Year
ShareBy John Swartz Marci Csumrik was awarded the 2021 Citizen of the Year at Monday afternoon’s Orillia council meeting. Eight
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ShareBy John Swartz Orillia council starts its day early at 1 p.m. with a public meeting on planning matters. This
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A Tale Of Two Poets: The Love Story Of Liz And Robert Browning
His celebrated, ‘Some come here to sit and think’ was painstakingly carved into a washroom wall in Westminster Abby…
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The Little House: A Sustainable Journey Begins
I can’t help but think that a lot of people avoid restoring or retrofitting an older building because it is too much hassle. It can feel like too much risk as well.
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Volunteers Are The Lifeline At Hospice Palliative Care Organizations
“I would hate to think that people couldn’t cope with my journey at end of life, so I want to be sure that I help others during their end of life.” Janette said.
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This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment
It’s the handiwork of Leslie Fournier and a group of 8 artists she enlisted to decorate the next shopping season.
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Council Preview
Despite a $12 million deficit in the capital reserve account, which always captures everyone’s attention, combined with the value of other reserves the City has established, the City is on the healthy side to the tune of $49.5 million.
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Lizards And Snakes, The Real Kind, Not the Other Kind
I always thought it was just an old wives’ tale, but it’s true. Every hair on Bill’s head went right for the ceiling – all three of them.
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An Inside Look At Hospice
Everett loved everyone who spent time with him in the end. The daily conversations would help to keep his mind occupied; no one dwelled on him being sick and this gave him something to focus on.
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So the point of all this we have to bring integrity to the table if they won’t.
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