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Rebecca Weston
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Reporter, Orangeville.com
Orangeville, Caledon, Toronto
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Biography
A Carleton University graduate, Rebecca is dedicated to reporting on environmental and human interest stories. Recently, Rebecca has been writing for one of Metroland's community papers, the Orangeville Banner, as an LJI reporter. This role focuses on civic journalism so Rebecca writes about all things in Dufferin County. Working in a remote community has given Rebecca an opportunity to write about topics like agriculture, environment, forestry and homelessness. Rebecca has ample experience with audio journalism including podcasting and photography. She created the Life Skills 101 podcast for the Student Experience Office at Carleton University and was a assistant producer for The Globe and Mails The Decibel.
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By Rebecca Weston Verified| Orangeville.com Verified The Pine River Institute will learn later this month whether it has won itself a new vehicle. The local institute is one of five finalists for the Outdoor Accessibility & Education Award from Land Rover’s Defender Services Awards, which recognizes charitable organizations in Canada and the United States. The winner is set to be announced Nov. 23, receiving a new Land Rover Defender SUV and US$25,000.
By Rebecca Weston Verified| Orangeville.com Verified Dufferin County is in the process of creating a new master housing strategy. During a presentation to county council Oct. 10, Sue Ritchie Raymond, project manager at Tim Welch Consultants Inc.; Cassandra Vink, project manager for the Older Adult Service Report at Vink Consulting; and Erik Karvinen, population growth lead with Watson & Associates Economists Ltd., made a number of recommendations on everything related to housing in the county.
By Rebecca Weston Verified| Orangeville.com Verified Dufferin Waste and the Grand Valley Public Library are hosting a winter clothing swap for people to get rid of what they don’t want in exchange for something else. On Nov. 9 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., bring your unwanted jackets, hats, mittens, scarves, sweaters and any other winter clothing you can think of. Light refreshments will be served and there will be a chance to win prizes.
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Orangeville.com
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