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6 days ago | todaysnorthumberland.ca | Cecilia Nasmith

By Cecilia Nasmith/Today’s NorthumberlandAnnounced last March, a sixth group of inductees was welcomed to the Cobourg and District Sports Hall of Fame June 20. The tradition continues of piper Mary Ito leading the march of the inductees into the ballroom at the Best Western Plus Cobourg Inn and Convention Centre, with a town crier getting the evening started. Alnwick-Halidmand Township crier Liam Cragg did the honours with ringing voice and bell.
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1 week ago | todaysnorthumberland.ca | Cecilia Nasmith

By Cecilia Nasmith/Today’s NorthumberlandLegion of Honour – the six-part docu-series that will feature an episode shot in Cobourg last November – is now streaming on Bell Fibe TV1. The one-hour episodes will capture the voices of veterans, volunteers and local leaders to showcase how Legion members and the wider community preserve the tradition of Remembrance – in one episode, as told through those involved with the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 133 in Cobourg.
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1 week ago | todaysnorthumberland.ca | Cecilia Nasmith

By Cecilia Nasmith/Today’s NorthumberlandNext week’s Cobourg council meeting agenda will include a recommendation from council’s Public Works, Planning and Development Standing Committee will include a report to retain and potentially expand the fixed-route transit service. The town’s transit service shifted from having several fixed routes to an on-demand model during the pandemic. The return of a single fixed-route bus in addition to on-demand service was instituted as a pilot project last year.
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1 week ago | todaysnorthumberland.ca | Cecilia Nasmith

By Cecilia Nasmith/Today’s NorthumberlandTransition House at 310 Division St., Cobourg, will soon be changing how it operates following a Tuesday-night Town Hall meeting and a lengthy Northumberland County council discussion the following morning.
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1 week ago | todaysnorthumberland.ca | Cecilia Nasmith

By Cecilia Nasmith/Today’s NorthumberlandInducted into the Ontario Cerebral Palsy Hall of Fame in 1990, and among the first group inducted into the Cobourg and District Sports Hall of Fame in 2019, Paralympian Frank Mazza was inducted into the Peterborough and District Sports Hall of Fame June 14 – receiving two standing ovations at the ceremony.
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1 week ago | todaysnorthumberland.ca | Cecilia Nasmith

By Cecilia Nasmith/Today’s NorthumberlandWhat Cobourg Mayor Lucas Cleveland termed an important community conversation took place Tuesday night at the Cobourg Community Centre, as the town hosted a Town Hall meeting on the impact Northumberland County’s new homeless shelter at 310 Division St. has had on the community.
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1 week ago | todaysnorthumberland.ca | Cecilia Nasmith

By Cecilia Nasmith/Today’s NorthumberlandFollowing graduation day at St. Mary Secondary School next week, boom! Sophie Harold is outta here and headed to Providence, Rhode Island, on full a hockey scholarship. And if not for her father, it would not have happened. Sophie shared the story in a recent interview of how she started with Northumberland Wild at age seven in 2014. Her parents are Bryan and Christine Harold of Cobourg, and they had her skating before she started school.
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1 week ago | todaysnorthumberland.ca | Cecilia Nasmith

By Cecilia Nasmith/Today’s NorthumberlandCrime, real-life history, young adult series – the Shane Peacock bookshelf is amazingly varied. Fresh off a win for the Crime Writers of Canada Award of Excellence for Best Crime Novel Set in Canada (last fall’s As We Forgive Others), Peacock this month released a young adult book simply titled Show that – in the tradition of The Little Prince, Huckleberry Finn and his own Boy Sherlock series – has meaning for adult readers as well.
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1 week ago | todaysnorthumberland.ca | Cecilia Nasmith

By Cecilia Nasmith/Today’s NorthumberlandGarage Dog was a popular local band for more than a decade, until the COVID-19 pandemic finally pulled the plug on it. Old friends still love to make music together, however, so a reunion is planned that will be more than just music. On July 3 and 4, Garage Dog will play a date at The Mill in Cobourg, that will also be an occasion to celebrate something bigger – the work of two local agencies that have made a difference in untold numbers of lives.
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1 week ago | todaysnorthumberland.ca | Cecilia Nasmith

By Cecilia Nasmith/Today’s NorthumberlandThe St. George’s Anglican Church Friday-morning breakfast-and-fellowship time in Grafton was unusually packed June 13, thanks to a special guest – Northumberland-Peterborough South MPP David Piccini.

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