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3 weeks ago |
trentarthur.ca | David King
Independent student press since 1966. A group of children and their guardian hold signs at a May 15th rally to protest staffing cutbacks at the Peterborough Public Library. Photo by David KingA group of children and their guardian hold signs at a May 15th rally to protest staffing cutbacks at the Peterborough Public Library.
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1 month ago |
trentarthur.ca | David King
The downpour on the evening of May 1st did not deter attendees from yet another book launch at Take Cover Books for Assistant English Professor Aaron Kreuter. Well-attended by Trent faculty and alumni, the launch comes only a year after Kreuter's short story collectionRubble Children hit shelves at the East City bookstore. Kreuter presented two selections from the novel, which were interspersed in a discussion with fellow Trent professor Kelly McGuire.
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2 months ago |
trentarthur.ca | David King
Independent student press since 1966. City Clerk John Kennedy and Councilor Andrew Beamer assisting Mayor Jeff Leal before a City Council meeting on March 17. Photo by David KingCity Clerk John Kennedy and Councilor Andrew Beamer assisting Mayor Jeff Leal before a City Council meeting on March 17. Photo by David KingThe March 17th meeting of Peterborough City Council felt like an outlier amidst previous weeks’ hours-long discussions.
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Mar 10, 2025 |
trentarthur.ca | David King
Independent student press since 1966. Friends of Bonnerworth Park directors John Gerelus and Richard Scott listening to a resident at their March 7th meeting at St. Peter's Catholic Secondary School. Photo by David KingFriends of Bonnerworth Park directors John Gerelus and Richard Scott listening to a resident at their March 7th meeting at St. Peter's Catholic Secondary School. Photo by David KingIt’s been a tumultuous year for the Save Bonnerworth Park movement.
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Feb 27, 2025 |
trentarthur.ca | David King |Evan Robins
Independent student press since 1966. Despite the promise of an on-campus polling station operated by Elections Ontario, many Trent students are unclear whether they are even eligible to use it. Photo: Rishabh JoshiDespite the promise of an on-campus polling station operated by Elections Ontario, many Trent students are unclear whether they are even eligible to use it.
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