March 11, 2021 · 0 Comments
By Peter Richardson, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
First time Shelburne Councillor, Kyle Fegan started life in what is now Cambridge and for the first few years of life, until high school, moved all over Canada following his father’s job placements.
Come high school, that job had landed the family in Orangeville and there they stayed. It was also in Orangeville that Kyle started his lifelong interest in martial arts, over the concerns of his mother, who finally acquiesced when he became a teenager and because she knew the instructor.
Following high school, Kyle studied graphic design and for a while, actually worked at the Orangeville Banner, later he would open his own studio, Impact Kreative, designing marketing and advertising. It was in Orangeville that he met his wife and as she was studying at York University, in Toronto, the couple moved to the city. Since it was too far
December 23, 2020 · 0 Comments
By: Paula Brown
Shelburne Town Council has held their final meeting for the year, and Mayor Wade Mills spoke with the Free Press, reflecting on the local council’s role through 2020.
“In a word the year has been challenging, it was very early March when [we] were confronted with the pandemic on a local level and almost overnight everything changed,” said Mills. “We’ve had to be pretty nimble and flexible since, when it comes to how we’ve proceeded, what that’s meant is a number of plans that we had in place for 2020 had to be set aside.”