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Consider This Northumberland, 300 episodes. Page 2 of 3.

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Port Hope council seeks to revamp its community grants program to align with strategic goals

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Logel reviews recent Integrity Commissioner’s report on council, staff and residents’ relations

103

Northumberland United Way restructures the way it hands out money in the future

104

Local musician Cale Crowe shares his personal journey from albums to musicals via Rez Gas

105

Trent Hills mayor Bob Crate and council refuse to buy in to strong mayor powers

106

Ontario Health Team leaders discuss major changes to doctor recruitment in Northumberland County

107

Brighton launches first speed camera on main road, first in Northumberland County

108

Friends of Wesleyville gearing up for fundraising push, plus programs

109

Impact of operational changes to 310 Division Street explained by executive director on morning of closure

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County archives and museum get big financial boost after $85,000 private donation from businessman

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Cobourg police chief explains Safer Streets program impact, compared to Bill 6

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Alderville chief one of Indigenous leaders to meet with Premier Ford over Bill 5

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Advocate for people living rough gives perspective on provincial legislation impacting the homeless

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County warden explains why politicians dropped judicial review over 310 Division Street and what comes next

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Brighton Pop-up Pride celebrates family and community, plus raising money for youth centre

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Cobourg mayor discusses strong mayor powers and their use, plus seeking fiscal stability

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Trent Hills celebrates with community as pride events get underway across Northumberland

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Health unit pilot project focuses on youth in its substance abuse prevention strategy

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Local volunteers working to bring home missing Canadian airmen with help from public

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Transition House executive director fields questions as pressures rise and shelter is back in the news

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Cobourg police chief calls for expanded provincial review of bail system to include more than violent crime

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New pilot program at Campbellford hospital bridges patient care at home while waiting to meet ongoing needs

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Brighton mayor outlines new strong mayor powers and how he will use them

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Canadian Armed Forces invade Northumberland County during recent massive training exercise

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Green Party candidate addresses key concerns for residents of Northumberland-Clarke

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Cobourg councillor offers early thoughts on strong mayor powers calling for review

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Conservative candidate Philip Lawrence makes his case speaking to local issues facing Northumberland-Clarke

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First exhibit for new archive and museum this fall focuses on local Indigenous language

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Trent University student Ava Becker throws her hat into the ring for the NDP in Northumberland-Clarke

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The future of Strathmore House has heritage advocates worried about what’s next for historic building

131

Liberal candidate John Goheen tackles tariffs, tax cuts, deficits and local issues

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Colborne residents receives King Charles III Coronation Medal for advocacy work

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Tariffs hit local companies hard, but there is room for optimism, says manufacturers’ group

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Local farmers face huge hurdles as China and U.S. levy tariffs against Canada, says NFA president

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Brighton undertakes environmental sustainability plan to tackle climate change and more, says councillor

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Help Centre prepares for possible repercussions of tariffs on Northumberland residents

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Port Hope chamber working with business and industry in responding to American tariffs

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New 911 ambulance dispatch system launching March 26 to provide improved service, says chief

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County responding to American tariffs as a local strategic plan is developed by municipalities, says officials

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Port Hope mayor and deputy mayor reflect on the past year and look ahead to 2025

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Town creates task force after harbour group expresses dismay over changes to West Headlands

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Food4All program under review by Northumberland County as officials explore a revamp

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New Open Borders rules present opportunities and challenges for young players in Northumberland

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Walkers hope to raise $50,000 during Coldest Night of the Year walk in 2025, says organizers

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Green Party’s Maxwell Groves outlines his party’s approach to issues in Northumberland County

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NDP’s Bruce LePage digs into the party’s platform from a Northumberland County perspective

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Liberal Dorothy Noronha unpacks party platform within a Northumberland perspective

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Progressive Conservative David Piccini explains election call, answers critics, outlines platform

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Resident’s group forms to fight proposed asphalt plant in Cramahe Township

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Black History Month needs higher profile in Northumberland, says local advocate

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Rare wetland near Brighton preserved through efforts of two organizations collaborating to save it

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Small group advocates for tiny homes as solution to affordable housing in Northumberland

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Alderville chief appears before Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission hearing to voice concerns

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Duty to consult sits at heart of delegation to Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission hearing

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New daycare rates are now in effect as operators introduce $22 per day at most locations

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New daycare spaces open recently in three locations across Northumberland County

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In Their Words: Brighton selects newest councillor Hannah MacAusland

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Warden sizes up past year in council chambers and why you should pay attention in 2025

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Homeowners offered septic re-inspection for peace of mind, prevent problems or prosecution, says county official

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A 1,600-acre development floated at public meeting has Hamilton Township family worried

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Construction of high-speed rural internet to underserved areas starts by end of January, says official

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Recalling the reopening of the Port Hope walk-in clinic for those without a doctor is a milestone in 2024

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Recent stories of survival from first responders recognized for heroic efforts in 2024

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Revisiting Regional Chief Marsha Smoke as she shares her many roles in the community

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Canadian journalist Sally Armstrong talks about war’s impact on women, children

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Local mental health experts offer life hacks for addressing stress and anxiety during holiday season

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Giving Tree bring Christmas to more than 1,000 children and teens in Northumberland this year, says coordinator

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In Their Words: County council approves three-month hiring freeze and requests report looking for cost savings

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In Their Words: County politicians debate on study of the future of Northumberland

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In Their Words: Brighton council discusses filling a vacant seat and process underway

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Northumberland County food banks respond to growing need to feed those struggling to eat

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Salvation Army Kettle Drive helps those in need during Christmas season and all year-round

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Cramahe councillor suggests changes to public input, sparking another debate

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Violence against women up in Northumberland as shelter faces challenges to help and educate

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Local Amnesty International chapter hosts Write for Rights event to raise awareness and funds

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Inside Transition House as warming room opens and preparations to move are underway

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Port Hope councillor provides background into 2025 budget

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Digging into Cobourg police town hall looking for answers to particulars, plans and promises

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Alderville chief’s reflections on Murray Sinclair’s contribution to community and country

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In Their Words: Old grant application for aging arena stirs debate in Alnwick-Haldimand

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Port Hope police pursue service agreements to provide levels of service under new provincial rules

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International film festival portrays issues facing working people at Cobourg library in December

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In Their Words: County reaches deal spending more than $500,000 to meet shelter bylaw

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In Their Words: Port Hope politicians debate police amalgamation

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First responder shares experience of saving lives after receiving award at Survivor Night ceremony

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Looking back to honours delivered two years ago for saving a life, revisiting Survivor Night 2022

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In Their Words: Halfway into term Alnwick-Haldimand council debates and approves strategic plan

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County CAO explains recent developments regarding emergency shelter and encampment

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Inside look into new Golden Plough Lodge’s final construction phase, hoping to open in June 2025

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Cobourg police board chair and chief provide context to upcoming debate on future of force

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Cobourg chief gives context to debate over possible police mergers

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Seeking solutions for people without doctors, Ontario Health Team weighs in

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In Their Words: Cobourg council debates first step to single police force with Port Hope and Hamilton Townshp

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In Their Words: Alnwick-Halidmand council debates cancelling 2024-2025 hockey season

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Alnwick-Halidmand John Logel on the state of Memorial Arena and its future

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Cobourg mayor proposes new plan to restructure Northumberland County, plus airs concerns with upper tier

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In Their Words: Northumberland County councillors debate the future of the encampment in Cobourg

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Brighton politician wants to help unsheltered people in the town with help from county

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Retired head of Green Wood Coalition reflects on more than 30 years of community building

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Warden responds to Cobourg mayor’s suggestion to separate from Northumberland County