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Rethinking the future of statue in front of Port Hope town hall

Robert Washburn July 3, 2020

The death of George Floyd, the 46-year old man who died while in the custody in the...

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Cobourg police chief looks at defunding in the face of protests

Robert Washburn July 3, 2020

The death of George Floyd, the 46-year old man who died while in the custody in the...

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Habitat for Humanity makes sure an older house gets new life for local family

Robert Washburn June 30, 2020

There is a house that was built in the 1940s or 50s sitting in the parking lot...

An inside look at one local nurse’s world during the pandemic nurses

An inside look at one local nurse’s world during the pandemic

Robert Washburn June 27, 2020

This is the second of a two-part podcast taking us inside Northumberland Hills Hospital to look at...

Nurses protest outside MPP’s office seeking right to negotiate contract, says union leader

Robert Washburn June 27, 2020

This is the first of a two-part podcast looking at the issues facing local nurses at Northumberland...

Public school board reviews future of local schools as it prepares to reopen classrooms in fall Port_Hope_High_School

Public school board reviews future of local schools as it prepares to reopen classrooms in fall

Robert Washburn June 20, 2020

Talk to any parent about schooling their kids and you will get an earful. Talk to teachers...

Future of Port Hope Library service some of the same and something new Port_Hope_Mary_J_Benson_Branch

Future of Port Hope Library service some of the same and something new

Robert Washburn June 14, 2020

Like so many other libraries in Northumberland County, the Mary J. Benson Library in Port Hope was...

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Grad lawn signs appreciated by students and parents, says local realtor

Robert Washburn June 11, 2020

Graduation ceremonies are special. The grad dance is a chance to dress up in stylish gowns and...

Trent professor explores why some people comply during pandemic and others don’t

Robert Washburn June 6, 2020

We watch as anti-lockdown protesters shouting their objections to the restrictions placed by the government in...

Local Chief Medical Officer gives timely update as province relaxes rules COVID TESTING

Local Chief Medical Officer gives timely update as province relaxes rules

Robert Washburn May 30, 2020

It is now an all too familiar mantra: physical distance, wash your hands, stay home, wear a...

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Rethinking the future of statue in front of Port Hope town hall

Cobourg police chief looks at defunding in the face of protests

Habitat for Humanity makes sure an older house gets new life for local family

An inside look at one local nurse’s world during the pandemic

Nurses protest outside MPP’s office seeking right to negotiate contract, says union leader

Public school board reviews future of local schools as it prepares to reopen classrooms in fall

Future of Port Hope Library service some of the same and something new

Grad lawn signs appreciated by students and parents, says local realtor

Trent professor explores why some people comply during pandemic and others don’t

Local Chief Medical Officer gives timely update as province relaxes rules

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