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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.
Rotary Club of Northumberland Sunrise awards $25,000 to Sounds of the Next Generation
Donation supports free musical education for children and youth in Northumberland County.
‘Our community is suffering’: Salvation Army Peterborough makes Christmas appeal as holiday fundraising falls...
Non-profit charity says $150,000 shortfall in its annual campaign threatens services for those in need in 2026.
Lindsay community ensures every Victoria Manor resident has a gift to open on Christmas...
Donations from municipal staff and community members mean all 166 residents at the long-term care home will feel remembered and valued.
‘No one should spend Christmas alone’: Brighton couple hosts third annual free Christmas gathering
Surina Hart and Sean Sutherland's act of kindness in 2023 has grown into a community tradition at the Brighton Legion on Christmas Day.
Five Counties Children’s Centre shares seven tips to help families navigate holiday stress
Managing expectations, dealing with unpredictability, and addressing sensory overload can help deal with heightened emotions and busy schedules.
Eastern Ontario Wardens’ Caucus marks advocacy win related to ridesharing in Ontario
EOWC chair and Peterborough County warden Bonnie Clark pleased to statement about provincial licensing framework in Ontario's fall economic statement.
Peterborough Humane Society pet pantry helps families keep their companion animals during tough economic...
December 12 event distributed pet food and supplies for more than 350 pets and saved 155 households over $100 each.
Northumberland County council elects veteran politicians Bob Crate and Mandy Martin as warden and...
Crate says the final year of this council's term before the 2026 municipal election is about 'finishing strong and staying focused on what comes next'.
Northumberland County’s temporary warming centre in Cobourg averaging 15 visitors a night as county...
Located in a county office building, the warming room offers respite from the cold but is not designed for uninterrupted sleep.
Province invests $50,000 in mental health and wellness supports for Kawartha Lakes first responders
$25,000 grants to paramedics and police through Ontario's MHS4PSP program will provide specialized training and resources.
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