Summer Archives: Homeless advocates clear committee moving on to full council – July 6, 2022

By: Robert Washburn | August 16, 2022

Northumberland County building.

A big step was taken to resolve the homelessness issue in Cobourg and across Northumberland Wednesday. Robert Washburn has the details…

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