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A Writer’s Retreat

There was a lot of crumpled paper on the floor, the theme music would falter, and you could see this was all pretty difficult for him.

Nov 25, 2015
Dan Needles

Gift Giving

Made In The Hills – Here’s to a season of searching out the best our region has to offer – and sharing widely with family and friends.

Nov 25, 2015
Tralee Pearce

Cooking with Jeffrey Vandenhoek: Braised Lamb Shanks

“I feel when you do dishes people know, you really have to do them well.”

Nov 25, 2015
Tralee Pearce

Mono Cliffs Inn’s Braised Lamb Shanks

With wintery classics such as the braised lamb shanks, there’s plenty of room to deepen and elevate flavours.

Nov 25, 2015
Tralee Pearce

Charitable Giving: Planning the Last Gift

According to a BMO Wealth Institute report, the biggest wealth transfer in history is now underway, as Canadian boomers are expected to inherit about $1 trillion by about 2030.

Nov 25, 2015
Gail Grant

The Awesomeness of Squash

First played in prison, this fast-paced game is not for the faint of heart.

Nov 25, 2015
Nicola Ross

The Red River Rebellion: The Hills Get Indignant!

There was the button that always cranked these hills beyond reason – the hint of anything Fenian.

Nov 25, 2015
Ken Weber

Farewells and New Beginnings

We were no longer home and the space sometimes felt like just that – a space.

Nov 25, 2015
Bethany Lee

What’s Bred in the Bone

An interlocking construction technique redefines the notion of prefab.

Nov 25, 2015
Pam Purves

A Puzzling Conclusion: Winter 2015

Looking at numbers in three different ways, a different perspective on ‘Groaners’ and Mr. Algie’s conundrum.

Nov 25, 2015
Ken Weber

The Beautiful and Damned – Dying Trees

Ash is doomed. Beech and butternut hover on the brink.

Sep 11, 2015
Don Scallen

Broadway Revival

How downtown Orangeville rediscovered its groove

Sep 11, 2015
Tralee Pearce