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Drive Time host Dave Glover talks with longtime poverty activist Deb O’Connor about the recent consultations and her insights into many issues facing those less fortunate in a three-part broadcast on Northumberland 89.7 FM. Continue Reading →
Cobourg Councillor Deb McCarthy talks about plans for the Canada 150 celebrations in the town. Continue Reading →
The Christmas edition of Consider This Live when Dave Glover and I talk about heartwarming stories of people’s generosity and kindness during the season of giving. Continue Reading →
QNetNews reporter Alana Pickrell’s story on Movember at Loyalist College. Please help JOPB Mo Bros by donating today. Continue Reading →
Documentary filmmaker Andrew Gregg is interviewed by Drive Time host Dave Glover about his newest project, The Brain’s Way of Healing, which recently aired on CBC’s Nature of Things. Continue Reading →
Joan Tooke , Barrie Wood and Drive Time host Dave Glover discuss
Northumberland Went to War is a commemorative exhibition and is supported with contributions from Northumberland County at the Art Gallery of Northumberland. It is on from November 3 – December 4, 2016
The Opening Reception will be held on Thursday, November 3rd from 7:00 to 9:00 pm. Continue Reading →
United Way Executive Director Lynda Kay talks about the organization’s new downtown digs, plans for fundraising, changes to the Ontario Trillium Grants and building connections to the community during an interview on Consider This Live, as part of the Drive Time on Northumberland 89.7 FM. Continue Reading →
Northumberland Legal Centre advocate Teresa Williams talks about issues facing migrant workers in the county and the hardships they endure on Consider This Live as part of the Drive Time on Northumberland 89.7 FM Continue Reading →
Local PFLAG members talk about reaching out to young people, families and others to help understand their sexual orientation, along with an announcement regarding a Northumberland Pride Parada on Consider This Live as part of the Drive Time on Northumberland 89.7 FM. Continue Reading →
With the Waterfront Festival wrapped up, it seems like a good time to review the future of the area and, in particular, the state of the east pier. Cobourg council seems content to crawl along carefully when it comes to the waterfront. Certainly, previous councils have moved with caution as projects have moved forward. The development of the lands was carefully planned, along with a staged approach to the walkway, the marina and Rotary Park with the pond/ice rink. It is no wonder politicians are guarded going forward. Continue Reading →