Outgoing Clearview mayor says it's hard to let go

Council members not returning to the table in the coming term took an opportunity at their final meeting Monday to say farewell and ‘see yas around’. Four council members are not returning to the table. Mayor Ken Ferguson and councillors Orville Brown and Brent...

Woman hopes to bring Syrian refugee to Canada

Debbie Ebanks wants to make a difference and help a Syrian refugee come to Ontario. Ebanks lives in Mulmur with her husband and four children and is enrolled in a Master of Fine Arts program with the California College of the Arts. In June 2014, she and three fellow...

Clearview council opts for 4-way stop

Clearview council has agreed to install a four-way stop at the intersection of Concession 10 and the 33/34 Sideroad Nottawasaga, near Nottawa. Council members opted for the additional stop signs at its Nov. 24 meeting. The four-way stop is preferable to rumble strips,...

Clearview youth recognized for volunteerism, leadership

Four local students were presented the Collingwood Optimist Club’s Friends of Youth awards last week. The club recognized students from Collingwood, Wasaga Beach and Clearview Township who have been involved in their school, church, community club or sports team. The...

Gallery calls for Creemore-centric artwork

The Mad and Noisy Gallery is putting out a call for submissions for its annual Creemore-centric exhibition. Everyone, artists or not, is invited to participate by making a Creemore inspired work of art on a 12-by-12 inch canvas or birch board. They are now available...

Therapy dog is a good listener

Dana Mailhot and Ariel, a registered therapy dog, will be making an appearance at the Creemore branch of the Clearview Public Library Dec. 6. In the New Year, children are welcome to read to Ariel to improve their literacy skills. Ariel is a willing listener for...