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Warden responds to Cobourg mayor’s suggestion to separate from Northumberland County
Biologist offer insight into challenges and pluses to fishing sanctuary on Ganaraska River
Tragic death leads to debate about opioids within Alderville community, says chief
Walk-in clinic re-opens following year of challenges to serve patients who don’t have a doctor
Alderville member and new Southeast Regional Chief Marsha Smoke shares roles, responsibilities, and life
Northumberland Federation of Agriculture reps give insight into expanded wellness program
Farmer’s mental health a priority for Northumberland Federation of Agriculture
Young entrepreneurs from across county showcase variety of talents and unique enterprises
Public decorum foremost after zero tolerance policy reminder issued in Alnwick-Haidmand
Cobourg Collegiate Institute’s salsa kids rerun for a summer feel-good story
County staff proposal for 60 new affordable units for a property in Colborne goes before committee
Mayor explains public conduct policy as council grapples with interactions between staff, politicians and residents
Cobourg resident shares journey from quiet taxpayer to vocal critic of stormwater fees
Town and HBIA join forces to promote downtown businesses under the Be Walton program
Workforce housing still on county agenda as it tries to recruit skilled international workers here
Request for building permits submitted to Cobourg as county pushes ahead on new shelter
Parents get daycare relief as Northumberland County adds 181 new spaces, says manager
CCI business students get first-hand experience creating retail-ready salsa for fundraiser
Hospital scholarship winner shares experiences, goals, and dreams for future in nursing
Cobourg police step up enforcement using dynamic patrol and Downtown Community Action Plan, says chief
New Northumberland United Way Executive Director checks in to share first six months on the job
Port Hope mayor gives an update as the walk-in clinic is in the final stages, preparing to open in July
In the shadow of the pandemic, health unit brings back programs in 2023, according to annual report
Home Rainbow Youth Centre serving LGTBQ2+ community gets its official launch during Pride Month in Brighton
Port Hope Rainbow Network celebrates Pride Month, sharing LGBTQ2+ community across Northumberland
Food insecurity and poverty in Northumberland remain deep concerns for health unit as costs soar
Cobourg could be doing more to preserve its historically significant architecture, says expert
Cramahe mayor discusses impact after closing of local grocery store on local economy, development
Local musical historian releases documentary about WWII swing band touring frontline
Transitioning back into the Northumberland community after leaving an abusive relationship
New legislation addresses key concerns for women in skilled trades, says Piccini
Walton Street construction underway as councillor explains what it means to Port Hope
Executive director of Horizons of Friendship update after a year under new leadership
Cobourg council must decide on future of police station, says board chair
Police review underway as politicians and residents grapple left to grapple with future
New leader of Northumberland health team shares her experience and perspective
Day of Mourning commemorates 20th anniversary of Westray Mine disaster legislation
Internationally renowned Canadian journalist shares stories of women and children facing war and oppression.
Merger of two health units moves ahead as application for funding submitted to province, says CEO
Transition House officials respond to impact of Cobourg’s emergency shelter bylaw
Canadian Fire Fighters Museum signs lease and makes plans for a new home in old arena
New police rules and regulations started on April 1, impacting local police with little fanfare
Cobourg’s mayor explains recent debate over emergency shelter bylaw and its impacts
County warden addresses concerns over Cobourg emergency shelter bylaw
Former Northumberland-Peterborough South MP Kim Rudd remembered as a person, professional, and politician
Watching total solar eclipse an “awesome” experience, says local astronomy club member
Economic development working to attract, sustain and retain business in Cobourg, says manager
Hamilton Township part of significant pilot project studying innovative water treatment
The Murray Canal’s history is one of fierce lobbying, immense pressure and a lucky election victory
School board chair will explain new strategic plan and its impact on kids in classrooms
County launches new tool for taxpayers to keep an eye on its performance
Some optimism shines through despite gloom in Ontario Chamber report, says Port Hope CEO
Film festival hosted by farmers in Campbellford takes on issues and challenges facing agriculture
New show provides insight into Indigenous community in Northumberland County and beyond
Additional officers, additional auxiliary will raise profile of Port Hope police, says chief
YMCA Northumberland CEO worries about future of daycare in Northumberland
Report emphasizes challenges facing rural hospitals like Campbellford, says CEO
County spending $1.5 million to support local daycare as operators struggle to stay open
Port Hope resident Angela Grogan shares passion for significance of local Black History
A deep dive into the new Transition House at 310 Division Street: meet the new ED and public meetings
Record participation in survey and still time to give input into Cobourg 2024 budget, says deputy mayor
Chief explains hiring of new officers; plus he critiques provincial changes to address repeat offenders
Local farmers facing many challenges locally, provincially, and federally in 2024, NFA president says
No changes to recycling program for residents, but big changes behind the scenes
All options open as council seeks public input on future of Alnwick-Haldimand Memorial Arena
Trent Hills Mayor Bob Crate explains rising cost and future fiscal impact of new arena
New warden explains the ins and outs of a three-year budget for county
Former warden interview revisited, giving a chance to reflect on the past year
Transition House moves to new facility as county approves $2.3 million purchase
Mayor says perfect storm hits as Port Hope council approved 6.9 percent increase for 2024 budget
Salvation Army and others working hard to bring Christmas to everyone in Northumberland
More families with children and seniors using food bank as numbers rise, says board chair
Northumberland Hills Hospital Auxiliary commemorates 100 years of dedicated service by caring volunteers
National Housing Day draws attention to county’s efforts to address affordable housing and homelessness
Community canvas strives to meet concerns in east end, says police chief
Workers should get more than $20 an hour to afford living in Northumberland, says group
Ryan inquest uncovers truths about violence against elderly women, says Cornerstone CEO
Changes to Port Hope council’s procedural bylaws impacts public input, citizen voices
Chief Simpson discusses fallout after revelations about Buffy St. Marie’s indigeneity
Local chapter of Council of Canadians raising awareness of universal pharmacare in Northumberland
Utility explains recent power outages, plus apologizes to frustrated customers
Cobourg’s mayor applies new strategic plan to current issues facing town
Chief medical officer currently optimistic about cold, flu and COVID-19 numbers for Northumberland
Northumberland Hills Hospital COVID-19 outbreaks part of cold and flu season, says CEO
Protecting Farmland in Northumberland: Placing precious lands in a trust
Protecting Farmland in Northumberland: Political critique from the provincial Liberals
Protecting Farmland in Northumberland: An overview from the county warden
Protecting Farmland in Northumberland: Local farmer gives dire warning
Protecting Farmland in Northumberland: Legislative agenda facing farmers
Alderville Chief shares a unique perspective on Orange Shirt Day 2023
Annual report give complex picture of trends for Port Hope police
Proposed walk-in clinic aiming to open in former Toronto Road location in Port Hope Nov. 1
School board chair addresses possible strike by teachers, gender identity and new curriculum
One person shares their story from inside the Cobourg encampment as events unfold
A frontline worker adds perspective related to Cobourg encampment
County officials say they are working to resolve complex issue of encampment at 600 William Street
Port Hope resident holds out hope to save old hospital as developer seeks tribunal hearing
Cobourg Police annual report delivers stats as many are up and some others dropped
Fifth generation farm forges new path while it monitors future of agriculture in Northumberland
International expert Cormac Russell talks to county leaders about building stronger communities