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Blues and Jazz Festival lands $15,000 grant | Orangeville Citizen

May 20, 2021 · 0 Comments By Sam Odrowski The Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival is receiving a boost in funding from the Town. Out of the 2021 Community Grants Program, Council approved $15,000 in funding to cover costs associated with performer fees and a social media marketing campaign during its May 10 meeting. The annual festival is slated for late August, at which time it is hoped that the Province will have greater control over the COVID-19 pandemic. “It’s only a couple months off, three months off – very exciting to get some live entertainment back in our community,” said Mayor Sandy Brown. Orangeville’s general manager of community services, Ray Osmond noted that the Blues and Jazz Festival will take place on a weekend leading up to the Town’s drive-in summer concert series.

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Orangeville adds roughly $85k to Parkland Reserve Fund In 2020

April 22, 2021 · 0 Comments By Sam Odrowski The Town of Orangeville added a little over $85,000 to its Parkland Reserve Fund in 2020, bringing the total balance up to approximately $1.13 million. A report approved during Council’s April 12 meeting showed the financial statements surrounding the fund and general manager of community services, Ray Osmond went through the types of projects it financially supports. Osmond noted that the money can be used to fulfill the Town’s Parks and Recreation Master Plan or trail plans, to fund new playground developments or replace old ones, build new sports fields, and things of that nature. Traditionally, parkland reserves are used to create or expand parklands.

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Orangeville council greenlights expanded patios and outdoor business displays

Orangeville, ON, Canada / 101.5 Orangeville Today Mar 10, 2021 4:18 PM This year, Orangeville businesses will be permitted to set up outdoor displays and expand patios on town boulevards. From April 1st until November 30th, merchants will be allowed to take up 2.5 ft of boulevard space outside their facades, and from May 1st until November 30th, restaurants will be entitled to two parking spaces for patios. However, councillor Debbie Sherwood questioned director of parks and recs, Ray Osmond about the discrepancy in timelines. Director of public works, Doug Jones also informed council that businesses will have to dismantle their outdoor furniture if it gets in the way of sidewalk rehabilitation work that’s scheduled this fall.

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Council to decide future of minor hockey season on Feb 17

February 11, 2021 · 0 Comments By Sam Odrowski After significant deliberations, Orangeville Council has decided to wait until a Special Council Meeting on Feb. 17 to decide the fate of local hockey and skating associations’ 2020-2021 season. Feb. 16 is when Dufferin County is expected to move into the “red” zone of the Province’s COVID-19 framework, which would permit 10 players on the ice at a time in total, however they would solely be focused on skills development instead of playing actual games. Late last month, representatives from the Orangeville Minor Hockey Association, Orangeville Tigers Girls Hockey, and Skate Canada delivered presentations to Council, requesting a 50 per cent reduction in ice fees so they can complete their season. At that time, Town staff estimated the cost would be $120,000.

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