by Trina Berlo | May 5, 2017 | News
An oak tree descended from those that grew at Vimy Ridge will be planted at the Cenotaph in Creemore. The Legion was selected to receive one of the oak trees that are being distributed throughout Canada and are being re-introduced to the site of the Battle of Vimy...
by Trina Berlo | May 5, 2017 | Business, News
With the intent of updating our readers about the development of the northwest corner of Cashtown Corners, The Echo contacted architect Lloyd Hunt, the agent for the developer. We received the following statement: Locals, commuters and tourists passing through...
by Trina Berlo | May 5, 2017 | Business, News
Clearview Tea Company is setting up shop, just off the main street of Creemore. In addition to being available in almost two dozen retail locations, including the shop at Queen’s Park, Clearview Tea will be sold out of a dedicated store offering hot tea-to-go, tea...
by Trina Berlo | May 5, 2017 | News
Darci-que’s Snow Day has been selected for The Blue Mountains’ municipal art program and will hang at town hall in Thornbury for the next year. There will be a display of the artwork in the atrium May 5, folling a May 4 eidition, and then the artwork will be hung...
by Trina Berlo | Apr 28, 2017 | Business, News
The focus of a public meeting about a proposed expansion to the gravel pit in Avening shifted to New Lowell Monday when council members tried to encourage speedy rehabilitation of the gravel pit there. The meeting was held at town hall in Stayner to hear public...
by Trina Berlo | Apr 28, 2017 | News
Clearview council has voted to keep a property adjacent to the Creemore library in public ownership, with the majority of councillors saying it’s a bad idea to sell off land in the centre of town. Council voted Monday against a staff recommendation to declare a...
