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Discipline Hearing For Port Hope Police Officer Set For Next Week

A Port Hope Police officer will face a discipline hearing next week involving numerous Police Service Act charges. Constable JoeAnn

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Tender For Ed’s House Northumberland Hospice Care Centre

Ray Lobban, Chair of the Board for Community Care Northumberland is very pleased to announce the tender to build

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The Salvation Army’s Good Food Box Program Discontinued After Over 20 Years

After over 20 years The Salvation Army’s Good Food Box program has ceased operations. The program was intended to enable

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HKPR District Health Unit – Warning Issued After Sewage Released into Scugog River

(Lindsay) The local health unit is encouraging residents who draw their water from Scugog River to ensure they use

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VentureZone Inn Will Launch in January

Cecilia Nasmith/Today’s Northumberland Cobourg's Venture 13 innovation and entrepreneurship centre announces a new service designed for the telecommuter and independent

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Christmas Magic Kicks Off in Cobourg

Christmas Magic kicked off the celebration of the season on Friday, November 23, 2018 in Cobourg. With songs, bands, gingerbread

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Northumberland County wants Accessibility Input

Cecilia Nasmith/Today’s Northumberland Northumberland County is inviting residents with a disability, support persons and individuals who have knowledge or experience

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New Canadians Centre Celebrates New Cobourg Location and New Possibilities

Cecilia Nasmith/Today's Northumberland Tamara Hoogerdyk, director of front-line services for the Peterborough office of the New Canadians Centre, is seen

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Ontario Announces Grants to Help Police Keep Communities Safe

Ontario Police Services to Receive Funding to Support Community-Centered Initiatives Ontario's Government for the People is providing $1.5 million to

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GM’s Closure Impacts Northumberland County

The effects of the closing of General Motors has far more reaching impact than the city of Oshawa. Sixty-two-year-old Roy

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