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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.
Habitat for Humanity Peterborough & Kawartha Region and Places for People announce 35-unit affordable...
Proposed development on Peninsula Road would include 20 affordable home ownership units and 15 affordable rental units.
Monarch Butterfly Festival and Race returns to Millennium Park in Peterborough on Saturday
Raising awareness about the threatened pollinator species, festival will feature live music, workshops, kids' activities, information booths, and more.
Town of Cobourg calling on volunteers to take part in inaugural Great Lakes Coastal...
Cobourg is one of six Ontario communities near the Great Lakes participating in the cleanup on World Rivers Day.
Port Hope councillor appointed to national Green Municipal Fund Council as Ontario representative
Councillor Claire Holloway Wadhwani aims to broaden her knowledge about what other communities are doing to address climate change and advance sustainability.
Town of Cobourg’s top politician invites local children and youth to apply for chance...
Contest 'a wonderful way to inspire future leaders and encourage an interest in public service': Lucas Cleveland.
Northumberland County hires its first doctor recruitment specialist and launches physician recruitment advisory committee
Warden Brian Ostrander says 'shortage of family doctors is one of the most pressing issues facing our community'.
Actor Ryan Reynolds stops by Cobourg Community Centre for arena renaming ceremony to honour...
Reynolds joined the Bowen family, Cobourg's mayor, and others to cut ribbon on the Grace Bowen Arena.
United Way Peterborough & District invites funding applications from social and human service charities
Eligible organizations enhancing capacity to deliver inclusive programs and services can apply to the Agency Capacity Fund for $25,000 annually for three years.
As need continues to grow, 181 more licensed child care spaces open up for...
Waitlist jumped to 2,167 in September, with increase of 586 since April possibly due to increased affordability and parents returning to in-office work.
Lakelands Public Health is the new name of merged health unit in the Kawarthas...
New name and brand identity unveiled following January 1 merger of the Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit and Peterborough Public Health.
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