A 27-unit affordable housing project in Cobourg may go forward after a recent meeting… Reporter Robert Washburn has more…
Summer Archive: Shovel ready affordable housing project stalled by lack of funding – July 14, 2022
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Summer Archives: Cobourg police officer dragged during routine stop – July 6, 2022
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A Cobourg police officer received minor injuries after he was dragged following a traffic stop Tuesday. Today’s Northumberland reports a Cobourg police officer pulled over a car on Division Street just south of the Highway 401 overpass at around 7 p.m.
According to witnesses, the officer was dragged after speaking to two people in the car. The vehicle pulled over just north of the highway, where a person got out of the car and ran into the woods. The car then continued north on County Road 45. OPP and Cobourg Police arrived at the scene, and a search began for both the car and the person. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Local News, News, Summer 2022
Summer Archives: Homeless advocates clear committee moving on to full council – July 6, 2022
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A big step was taken to resolve the homelessness issue in Cobourg and across Northumberland Wednesday. Robert Washburn has the details…
Filed under: News, Summer 2022
Summer Archives: NHH faces high patient volumes in Emergency Department – July 11, 2022
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In less than one month, Northumberland Hills Hospital sent three public warnings on its Facebook page. Each one says the emergency room is experiencing high volumes. It also encourages people to seek alternative forms of care. This comes amidst a growing number of hospitals across Ontario closing emergency rooms due to staff shortages. Robert Washburn has this report… Continue Reading →
Filed under: News, Summer 2022
Summer Archives: Transition House has empty beds – July 6, 2022
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As local politicians and advocates try to figure out how to help people sleeping rough in parks and public places, the head of Transition House says it has empty beds available. Northumberland 89.7 FM reporter Robert Washburn has the details…