First finding of West Nile virus in Northumberland health unit’s region
NORTHUMBERLAND — Health unit staff are urging residents to take precautions after confirming a batch of mosquitoes tested positive for the West Nile virus.
Campbellford Head Shop Owner Happy about Government’s Move to Private Retail for Cannabis
Campellford – Yesterday, Aug. 13, the provincial government announced its cannabis retail model, something head shop owners like Wayne Matheson of CannaDaze has been waiting for for a long time.
Cancelling basic income pilot project ‘inhumane and unjust,’ says Northumberland committee
NORTHUMBERLAND — The way the government is cancelling the basic income guarantee pilot project is inhumane and unjust, says David Sheffield, a member of the Northumberland affordable housing committee.
Hastings fundraiser one for the birds – the rubber kind
Hastings – Members of St. George’s Anglican Church have been sending rubber ducks down the raceway in Hastings as a fundraiser since 1995. There are fewer birds now, 135 compared to 150 originally, “because we’ve lost some ducks,” organizer Phyllis Donnelly said.
MP Announces Accessibility Funding for Norwood Library
Norwood – Kim Rudd Member of Parliament for Northumberland-Peterborough South, announced yesterday, Aug. 13, that the Norwood Public Library has received $28,389 in financial support through the Enabling Accessibility Fund (EAF) to improve accessibility for Canadians with disabilities.
Port Hope Movies in the Park
Families and friends brought their lawn chairs and blankets down to Port Hope Memorial Park for an outdoor movie on Wed July 18th.
All Candidates’ Debate cancelled
Up until now, there had been only one All-Candidates meeting/debate scheduled and that was by a joint effort of the CTA and Northumberland 89.7 on October 10 – but now it has been cancelled.
Ontario Cup Criterium Finale Comes To Cobourg
Over 150 cyclists from across eastern Canada took park in the Ontario Cup Criterium Finale in Cobourg on Saturday, August 11, 2018.
Two Collisions Involving Bicycles In Cobourg
Two collisions involving bicycles occurred earlier this week.
Hastings Fibre Festival Weaves a Mix of Guest Speakers with a Hands-on Workshop
Hastings – The Hastings Fibre Festival has become an integral part of the fabric of the village as it celebrated its 9th annual gathering, held yesterday, Friday, Aug. 10, at the Civic Centre.
Port Hope Racquet Club Charity Event
On July 20, The Port Hope Racquet Club held their Annual Charity Round Robin Tournament at TCS tennis courts in Port Hope.
Friday marked a day in history: Hamilton Township hosted 1st Marriage ceremony in council chambers
Friday (Aug 10) marked a day in history, as Hamilton Township hosted their 1st Marriage ceremony in the Council Chambers.
Ontario SPCA encouraging businesses across province to take part in its No Hot Pets campaign…
The Ontario SPCA is encouraging businesses across the province to take part in its No Hot Pets campaign.
Great Services Available at Health and Social Services for Alderville, says New Manager…
Malcolm is the new Manager of Health and Social Services for Alderville.
Pipe Testing is Taking Place within the Township of Hamilton…
Pipe testing is taking place within the Township of Hamilton.
More Questions are Coming to Light about Legalization & How it Will all Work come October 17th…
As we draw closer and closer to the October 17th implementation of legal marijuana, more questions are coming to light about how it will all work.
NP season kicks off as Armistice 18 celebration
As Northumberland Players launches its 2018-2019 season, it kicks off with three plays that are part of Cobourg’s big Armistice 18 celebration.
Brighton councillor urges residents to look at ‘the big picture’ when voting
Brighton — When electors assess this council’s performance over the past four years, Steven Baker asks they not dwell on the skirmishes that have taken place.
Firefighter determined to win a seat on Cramahe council
Cramahe Township — Ken Awender is not one to give up. He’s making a third attempt at being elected councillor.
Former deputy mayor for Cramahe hopes to reclaim seat on council
CRAMAHE TOWNSHIP — Jim Williams served eight years as deputy mayor before being ousted in the past election, and he’s looking to get back his seat on council when voters go to the polls in October.
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Colborne sanitary sewers marked for numerous repairs
Cramahe Township — The municipality now knows where repairs are needed in Colborne’s sanitary sewer system.
Cobourg police arrest woman for assault with weapon, mischief
COBOURG — A woman has been charged with assault with a weapon.
BeaverTails opens at The Big Apple in Colborne
BeaverTails, a Canadian-based chain of pastry stands, now has a location at The Big Apple in Colborne.
Cobourg hosts Ontario Cup criterium cycling finale
COBOURG — About 125 of the best cyclists descended on downtown Cobourg Saturday.
Port Hope Farmer’s Market and Arts Festival
The Arts Festival joined the Port Hope Farmer’s Market on Saturday, August 11, 2018.