This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment
One concert happening is probably going to be the bright one of the schedule because it’s not every day a Tony Award nominated performer comes to the Opera House.
Read moreOne concert happening is probably going to be the bright one of the schedule because it’s not every day a Tony Award nominated performer comes to the Opera House.
Read moreThough the province was responsible for implementing virtually all the restrictions people had to deal with, it was the City that had the bulk of the work and responsibility to carry those out.
Read moreThe City has been awarded a $603,750 grant from for improvements to the Barnfield Recreation Centre and to Tudhope Park.
Read moreImagine what this world would look and sound like if not for dreams most of us cannot fathom.
Read moreUsually it’s in February around Valentine’s Day, so those of you (guys, pay attention here) that are in the doghouse can maybe redeem yourself and pretend Valentine’s is in April…
Read moreShareBy John Swartz Marci Csumrik was awarded the 2021 Citizen of the Year at Monday afternoon’s Orillia council meeting. Eight
Read moreShareBy John Swartz Orillia council starts its day early at 1 p.m. with a public meeting on planning matters. This
Read moreIt’s the handiwork of Leslie Fournier and a group of 8 artists she enlisted to decorate the next shopping season.
Read moreDespite 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.
Read moreSo the point of all this we have to bring integrity to the table if they won’t.
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