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Letters – Our Readers Write: Spring 2024
Mar 16, 2024 | | Letters, Our Readers WriteWant to share your thoughts or insights about our stories? Drop us a line – we love to hear from our readers!
Field Notes for Spring 2024
Mar 16, 2024 | | Field NotesCelebrate Caledon, volunteer on a farm and watch the life aquatic.
The Money Pit
Mar 16, 2024 | | Fence PostsMaintaning a home – especially a country home – is no easy feat for owners or their wallets.
Let The Good Times Roll
Mar 16, 2024 | | ArtsAs organizers, musicians and fans gear up for the 20th Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival in June, they reflect on the profound power of filling a small town with big sounds.
Kids Summer Camps 2024
Mar 16, 2024 |Find all your favourite camps in the hills so your kids can have an amazing summer.
An Affinity for Analog
Mar 16, 2024 |Steeped in digital culture, generation Z and millennials are hungry for vinyl records, processed film, paper journals and real books as the ultimate antidote to a screen-based world.
Teaching by Design
Mar 16, 2024 | | A Day in the LifeSecondary school teacher Andrea Phillips brings design to life in an Orangeville classroom with 3D printers, design software and a passion for the built environment.
The Long Goodbye
Mar 16, 2024 | | Headwaters NestAs elderly parents enter the final season of their life, adult children face the challenges of caring for them, and preparing to say goodbye.
Riding the Medical Merry-Go-Round
Mar 16, 2024 | | Over the Next HillIn addition to rest, nutrition and exercise, medical and tune-up appointments are a necessity to keep aging bodies in good (enough) shape.
Meet a Community Elder: John Ferguson
Mar 16, 2024 | | Over the Next HillJohn Ferguson first climbed the CN Tower’s 1,776 steps in 2018 when he was 85, and has repeated the challenge five times since.
March Break Camps 2024
Feb 13, 2024 |Get ready for outdoor fun, arts and crafts, sports and more with these March Break Camps and activities.
The Case for Kindness
Nov 27, 2023 | | Editor’s DeskAfter reflecting on 30 years of producing In The Hills, editor Signe Ball believes that what holds our community together is the willingness of people to care for other people.