by Brad Holden | Aug 7, 2014 | News
The Creemore Echo is pleased to welcome Trina Berlo as its new editor beginning the second week of September. Berlo, 39, graduated from Ryerson University in 1998 with a degree in photo arts and segued into the newspaper business the following year while working as...
by Kristi Green | Jul 31, 2014 | News
In 1999, Sue McKenzie was employed as Shelburne’s Chief Administrative Officer (CAO), when she heard Clearview was looking for someone to fill the same position. Sparked by the chance to work where she lives, Sue (who has called Creemore home since 1997) decided to go...
by Kristi Green | Jul 31, 2014 | News
By Andy Barrie Every weekend I go and visit a piece of stereo equipment I really have the hots for. It’s currently living at an appliance store, waiting for me to save up the money to bring it home. In the meanwhile, I drop by to croon over it, twiddle its knobs and...
by Kristi Green | Jul 31, 2014 | News
Some people come to Creemore in search of peace and quiet. Not Diane McQuaig. The new entrepreneur is hoping her addition to the Creemore business scene will help restore the village to the place of bustling activity that she remembers. Diane, who lives in Toronto,...
by Kristi Green | Jul 31, 2014 | News
By Michele McKenzie Have you heard who’s coming to the Creemore Children’s Festival on Saturday, August 2? Parts of a mastadon will be included in the interactive “Discover the Weird and Wonderful” display hosted by the Creemore Log Cabin and the Simcoe County...
by Kristi Green | Jul 31, 2014 | News
This August, you can help expand the Bruce Trail by participating in the first-ever Bruce Trail Hike-a-thon. The Hike-a-thon is a month-long fundraising event to secure, steward and open to the public 5,000 additional acres of Niagara Escarpment land, including the...
