Mulmur CAO retires after four decades at the helm

On June 14, Terry Horner will retire after 41 years as Mulmur’s chief administrator.  With a municipal election on the horizon, Horner said he thought it was a good time to go.  Horner started working for the municipality in 1977, after being hired by then-Reeve John...

Cybergnomes take on the worlds

The Cybergnomes, Clearview’s competitive robotic team, came back from World Championships last weekend losing in the finals on Daly division field to the team that became the World Champions. Cybergnomes are ranked seventh in Ontario of approximately 165 teams and...

Clearview bans exotic animals

Clearview council has passed a bylaw to regulate the keeping of certain animals in the township.  The gist of the conversation around the council table Monday night was that Clearview does not have an exotic animal bylaw on the books so it may attract people who wish...

Hiking the Himalayas in honour of dads

In April, a group of women set off on a Himalayan trek in memory of two fathers. Creemore area resident Wendy Cooper and her sister Heather lost their father, Garvin, a few years ago. Cooper’s longtime friend Alena Grunwald also lost her father to the same type of...

Off to the races, municipal incumbents file

Municipal election nominations opened Tuesday and three people have already filed their paperwork. Incumbents Thom Paterson (for Ward 5, Creemore and Avening), Robert Walker (for Ward 3, Stayner) and Connie Leishman (Ward 6, Sunnidale Corners) have all put their names...