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Articles by Natalie Hamilton, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Natalie Hamilton, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
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Based in Northumberland County, Natalie Hamilton is an award-winning journalist with more than 20 years of experience. Her reporting is funded by the Government of Canada through its Local Journalism Initiative.
Northumberland County's municipal building, which includes community service spaces, meeting rooms including council chambers, and administrative offices, is located at 555 Courthouse Road in Cobourg. (Photo: Northumberland County)

Temporary warming room at Northumberland County headquarters in Cobourg opens Thursday

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Located in a committee room, the warming room will be open nightly from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m from November 27 to March 31.
Northumberland Hills Hospital is located at 1000 DePalma Drive in Cobourg. (Photo: Northumberland Hills Hospital)

Northumberland Hills Hospital launches public forums to help shape long-term master plan

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Cobourg hospital launches consultations as population growth, aging demographics, and rising patient volumes drive demand for expanded services.
A young girl with an adhesive bandage on her arm after receiving an inoculation. (Stock photo)

Lakelands Public Health’s medical officer of health encourages Kawarthas residents to get their flu...

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Dr. Thomas Piggott says flu shot will protect against severity even if it's not a perfect match for developing H3N2 strain.
Peterborough County's economic development and tourism department, along with all eight townships in the county, have launched the "Holiday Magic Digital Passport" to promote local businesses and to reward residents and visitors for shopping locally during the holiday season. (Graphic: Peterborough County)

Peterborough County launches ‘Holiday Magic Digital Passport’ to boost local shopping across The Kawarthas

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County and its eight townships team up to reward residents and visitors who shop local with weekly gift card draws and a $1,500 grand prize.
The 2014 demolition of Building 7 at the General Electric factory complex in downtown Peterborough captured by photographer Wayne Eardley as part of his "Caribou" series that was featured at the 2016 SPARK Photo Festival and the Art Gallery of Peterborough. Building 7 was part of the General Electric's armature department, which built coils for motors and generators, stators, DC motors, armatures, and more. (Photo: Wayne Eardley)

Lakelands Public Health to request GE Vernova provide draft demolition plan for Peterborough factory...

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Motion passed at board of health meeting reflects community concerns about health and safety risks to nearby homes and elementary school.
City of Kawartha Lakes politicians, staff, paramedics, and project partners gathered at 230 Angeline Street South in Lindsay on November 18, 2025 to mark the next step towards the construction of a new $50-million paramedics headquarters in Lindsay, unveiling a new sign to mark the site of the facility, with construction expected to begin in spring 2026 now that a lease agreement with Trillium Lakelands District School Board for the property has been finalized. (Photo: City of Kawartha Lakes)

New $50M paramedic headquarters in Lindsay moves closer to construction

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New sign at Angeline St. S. site signals progress as municipality finalizes 25-year lease agreement, with construction targeted for spring 2026 and completion in fall 2027.
Collective philanthropy group 100+ Women Who Care Northumberland has launched an initiative for young people called 100 Youth Who Care Northumberland. (Graphic: 100+ Women Who Care Northumberland)

Youth-led kindness movement launches in Northumberland County

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100+ Women Who Care Northumberland's new '100 Youth Who Care' initiative aims to inspire children and teens to practise generosity through everyday acts of kindness.
The Municipality of Port Hope is celebrating the completion of the Walton Street reconstruction project and the launch of the annual Candlelight Festival with a street party on November 28, 2025, which will include the Candlelight Walk where participants carry lights from Walton and Pine streets to Memorial Park while singing carols. (Photo: Municipality of Port Hope)

Downtown Port Hope ready to shine as reconstruction ends and Candlelight Festival begins

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Municipality will celebrates completion of Walton Street project with a November 28 street party that includes the return of the Candlelight Walk.
Members of the Northumberland Hills Hospital and Ontario Health Team Northumberland's Essential Care Partner (ECP) Working Group, an interdisciplinary team of people with experience in primary care, nursing, allied health, social work, home care, and clinical information, as well as ward clerks, those in leadership positions, volunteers, and people with lived experience. The group co-designed the ECP pilot program, which officially acknowledges the vital role of caregivers in a patient's healthcare journey, and will monitor the program with guidance from the Ontario Caregiver Organization. (Photo: Northumberland Hills Hospital)

New pilot program at Northumberland Hills Hospital recognizes essential role of caregivers in patient...

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Essential Care Partner program supports caregivers while strengthening communication for improved patient experience and outcomes.
Habitat for Humanity Northumberland CEO Cathy Borowec (far right) with members of the Molaski family (James, Jack, Elizbeth, Peter, and Sarah) during an event on November 13, 2025 to celebrate the completion of the single detached home for the multi-generational family. (Photo courtesy of Habitat for Humanity Northumberland)

Habitat for Humanity Northumberland dedicates new home for multi-generational family of six in Cobourg

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'The family is so excited as the move-in date approaches and that is lovely to experience': CEO Cathy Borowec.
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