Trina Berlo

2 weeks ago | creemore.com | Trina Berlo

https://creemore.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/echologo1.svgThe Creemore Echohttps://creemore.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/z-terralightfoot-jn13.jpg200px200px Creemore will welcome summer with its annual solstice party on Friday, June 20. The free bash is presented by the Creemore BIA as a way of showcasing the village and celebrating community. BIA president Nancy Johnston said she sees the event as a big community picnic with live music, dancing, and activities.

2 weeks ago | creemore.com | Trina Berlo

https://creemore.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/echologo1.svgThe Creemore Echohttps://creemore.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/z-crossroads-jn13.jpg200px200px The episode of TVO’s Crossroads: Creemore Springs Brewery, and Beyond Boom and Bust about dives into the community’s deep- Creemore will air June 13. rooted commitment to keeping theirThe film crew was in the village last town vibrant.

2 weeks ago | creemore.com | Trina Berlo

Planning is underway for Canada Day. Clearview’s festivities will begin July 1 with a parade in Stayner, hosted by the Central Ontario ATV Club (COATV). Everyone is welcome to watch the decorated floats and community partners parade on Highway 26, starting at 10:30 a.m.The parade marshals at the Stayner Arena at 9 a.m. Anyone wishing to join the parade is asked to register by email to Rhonda Broderick at [email protected].

2 weeks ago | creemore.com | Trina Berlo

Clearview Township has allocated $47,000 in Community Assistance Grants and Sponsorships during the first intake of 2025. The clerk’s office received a total of 29 applications totalling $ 96,863.25. At $ 90,500, the fund’s total remains at $43,500, available for the second intake in the fall. The grants are allocated annually to volunteer-driven, not-for-profit organizations providing service to Clearview residents:1944 Creemore Army Cadets – $1,000 to expand the marksmanship program.

2 weeks ago | creemore.com | Trina Berlo

https://creemore.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/echologo1.svgThe Creemore Echohttps://creemore.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/echologo1.svg200px200px It’s that time of year again where signs start popping up on street corners and cards appear in mailboxes from businesses offering to eradicate mosquitoes and ticks from our backyards.