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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.
Five Counties Children’s Centre hosts accessible ‘All-o-ween’ events in Cobourg, Lindsay, and Peterborough
Along with the events for clients and their families, Five Counties offers some tips for those who want to offer an inclusive Halloween experience at their own homes.
Organizers of inaugural Peterborough Concussion Summit announce panellists for October 28 event
Summit will feature concussion experts representing every sector that supports a student or athlete after an injury,
Business & Entrepreneurship Centre Northumberland ‘the single door to entrepreneurship support’ in Northumberland County
Next intake of Starter Company Growth Program opens in mid-October followed by She Owns It women's entrepreneurship conference in November.
Peterborough Community Health Centre marks grand opening with public celebration on October 7
Afternoon event at the centre's Peterborough Square location includes a ribbon cutting and opening ceremony, self-guided tours of the space, and more.
Northumberland County council appoints Glenn Dees as interim chief administrative officer
Director of health and human services replaces former CAO Jennifer Moore following unexpected announcement of her departure on September 29.
Eastern Ontario Wardens’ Caucus opposes VIA Rail Canada’s pilot project to eliminate passenger stops...
Although the Crown corporation has since delayed non-stop service between Toronto and Montreal, it plans to resurrect the pilot project in the future.
Registration open for 3rd annual ‘She Owns It’ women’s entrepreneurship conference in Cobourg
Full-day event on November 6 features a keynote from Leisse Wilcox, a panel discussion with four local women in businesses, two hands-on workshops, and more.
Northumberland County Warden Brian Ostrander announces Jennifer Moore is no longer the county’s CAO
Ostrander would not comment on the reason for the longtime employee's departure, effective September 29, citing the matter was discussed in a closed session of council.
A Place Called Home in Lindsay marking 30th anniversary with community event on World...
During October 10 celebration, emergency housing shelter serving Kawartha Lakes and Haliburton County will kick off fundraising campaign to raise $30,000.
Northumberland County ‘actively exploring opportunities’ for new temporary warming room location outside of Cobourg
Following July closure of Division Street warming room, county staff have had 'productive discussions with a couple of locations'.
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