Jeff Rollings

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  Local Heroes

  Features, Local Heroes, The Current Issue

  November 21, 2011

  Our annual salute to the extraordinary people who make our community a better place to live.

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  Drs Stephen and Stephanie Milone

  Features, Local Heroes, The Current Issue

  November 21, 2011

  Local Heroes: When you call the Highlands Health Network clinic in Orangeville to schedule an appointment with Dr. Milone, you never know who you’ll get.

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  Ken Weber

  Features, Local Heroes, The Current Issue

  November 21, 2011

  Local Hero: Best-selling author Ken Weber, shown in his office near Caledon East, has launched a “third career” as a speaker on Canadian history.

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  Jordan and Jeremy Grant

  Features, Local Heroes, The Current Issue

  November 21, 2011

  Local Heroes: Jordan and Jeremy Grant restored The Alton Mill: A showcase for the arts

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  Herb Campbell Public School

  Features, Local Heroes, The Current Issue

  November 21, 2011

  Local Heroes: You need only to flip through the mountain of documentation to know the environmental program at Herb Campbell Public School goes way beyond a regular school curriculum.

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  Community Living Dufferin and Theatre Orangeville

  Features, Local Heroes, The Current Issue

  November 21, 2011

  Local Heroes: David Nairn and Sheryl Chandler are building dreams together

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  Dianne Acheson

  Features, Local Heroes, The Current Issue

  November 21, 2011

  Local Hero: Dianne Acheson says, “I’ve always believed retail is theatre, and fundraising is just the same.” The Hillsburgh resident and owner of Acheson’s, must know. She’s a whiz at both.

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  Anne Harland

  Features, Local Heroes, The Current Issue

  November 21, 2011

  Local Hero: Anne Harland has become a champion of accessibility for the disabled

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  Empty plates

  Autumn 2011, Back Issues

  September 9, 2011

  For many people in this community, need and desperation are a daily reality, and front-line workers at local food banks say the situation is growing worse.