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Articles by Natalie Hamilton, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Kawartha Lakes Legends Special Olympics basketball team hits the court, open to more players
Special Olympics programs 'are continuing their winning ways' in general in Kawartha Lakes: Special Olympics program consultant.
‘To build more houses faster, we also need to invest in the municipal infrastructure’:...
Eastern Ontario Wardens' Caucus stresses to Ontario government affordable and attainable housing among its 'critical' priorities.
Black History Month time for ‘acknowledging and celebrating diversity within Black communities’
Peterborough marking month of February with variety of events, including February 1 launch of Black History Month.
‘Food 4 All does important work in Northumberland County’
Canadian Tire Cobourg makes $6,000 to Food 4 All Warehouse in Cobourg.
Peterborough fraternity’s ‘TKE in a Box’ event on February 2 to raise awareness, money...
Tau Kappa Epsilon members will camp out for 48 hours in support of Habitat for Humanity's 12-unit affordable condo development in Peterborough.
New Cobourg long-term care home will include ‘ground-breaking addition’ of sensory room
Space in Northumberland County's Golden Plough Lodge 'will serve as a haven' for residents, staff, family members: manager.
‘There are many ways that people can get involved in local conservation efforts’ in...
Otonabee Conservation presents annual environmental excellence awards to four 'watershed champions'.
Northumberland County Housing Corporation poised to ‘build brighter futures for Northumberland residents’
Housing corporation welcomes two new members to its 'skills-based' board of directors.
Peterborough residents rallying to bring Syrian refugee family in Lebanon to safety in Canada
'It's important because they are in serious danger right now where they are living,' says Melodie McCullough.
Mental health association seeing uptake of suicide crisis helpline in 705 area code
'The volume of calls to 9-8-8 locally continues to increase': CMHA HKPR.