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Articles by Natalie Hamilton, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
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.
Brighton launches ‘Love Local Week’ to promote shopping locally, support business community, and stimulate...
Economic development department creates online space for residents and businesses to share products they've found in Brighton that are made in Canada.
Community Futures Peterborough and partners launch ‘tariff toolkit’ for local businesses
Downloadable guide is intended to help businesses assess their current trade strategies and explore new opportunities.
A Place Called Home in need of Easter treats for children staying at Lindsay...
Community members can also help by donating turkey, ham, vegetables, desserts for an Easter Sunday dinner.
Four Northumberland County mayors to get strong powers under provincial proposal
Mayors of Cobourg, Port Hope, Brighton, and Trent Hills among 169 additional municipalities to get the powers on May 1.
Northumberland launches ‘Mayors’ Keep the County Clean Challenge’ for 15th year
Community members can register with their municipality for friendly competition running from April 21 to 26.
Kawartha Conservation working to restore access to Ken Reid and Windy Ridge Conservation Areas...
'It's heartbreaking to see some of the iconic trees destroyed, but the forest is still quite resilient and strong': Kristie Virgoe.
City of Kawartha Lakes staff present proposed encampment response policy to council
'Approaching this issue with empathy, effective communication, and a commitment to long-term housing solutions over time is key': city's human services manager.
Peterborough symposium on May 3 encourages people to see the abilities, not disabilities, in...
Best-selling author and parent disability advocate Adelle Purdham is one of three speakers at Five Counties Children's Centre's 'Spring into Learning Series' .
Northumberland County Archives & Museum announces its inaugural exhibit will be on the Michi...
Launching in the fall at museum's new Cobourg location, the exhibit will also be at Peterborough Museum and Archives in 2026 along with a touring version.
Port Hope hosts its first-ever sustainability expo on April 27
Free event will showcase efforts of local organizations, businesses, and individuals leading the way in environmental stewardship.
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