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Port Hope police outline hate-crime training and regional coordination as local leaders respond to Belleville synagogue shooting (opens the original)
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In a show of solidarity to the people of Belleville and its mayor, Port Hope Mayor Olena Hankivsy says no one should have to fear for their safety because of their faith, identity or decision to gather in worship. âPort Hope stands firmly with Bellevilleâs Jewish community and with Jewish communities across Ontario. Antisemitism, hate, intimidation and violence have no place in our community, our province or our country.â Hankivskyâs statement, issued jointly with Port Hope Police Chief
Where can people find overnight warmth in Cobourg this winter? A new county room opens Nov. 2 (opens the original)
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Northumberland County will open a winter season warming room on Nov. 2Â at its 600 William St. facility in Cobourg. The facility will provide âa safe, warm overnight spaceâ for those experiencing homelessness during the colder months, county officials say. This year, the warming room will move from the 555 Courthouse Rd. facility to a boardroom at 600 William St. County officials say the room will be converted to an overnight reception space for the season. It will operate seven nights a wee
‘The right amount of friction’: Why Lucas Cleveland wants to remain mayor of Cobourg (opens the original)
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(Editorâs note: Approaching the Oct. 26 municipal election in Cobourg, Northumberland News sat down with the three candidates running to lead council for the next four years. Max LeMarchantâs profile was posted in mid-August. Nicole Beattyâs profile ran in early September. Today, we give incumbent mayor Lucas Cleveland an opportunity to explain why he wants to keep the job.) A little more than four years ago, Lucas Cleveland says he was talking with a group of friends, some of whom were pr
Campbellford may be awaiting a new hospital, but $1.4 million in provincial funding is keeping today’s care moving (opens the original)
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The community of Campbellford may be in line for a new hospital, but Northumberland-Peterborough South MPP David Piccini isnât holding back on funding in the meantime. Campbellford Memorial Hospital will benefit from more than $6.1 million in new health-care funding from the province, spread out among health providers in the county. Campbellfordâs share amounts to just over $1.4 million in spending. âStrong local health care starts with making sure our hospitals and health-care facilities
Grafton’s Haldimand community arena on schedule for opening after $2.3M makeover (opens the original)
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Alnwick/Haldimand Township officials say its Grafton arena should be ready for the coming ice season following a $2.3-million makeover that includes a new refrigerated ice pad, new boards and more. The news comes after the township almost lost an entire season two years ago and there were fears the funding wouldnât be there to open it again. On Tuesday, municipal officials said they were on schedule to have the ice in for the 2026-27 ice season, marking an exciting new chapter for the much-lov
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