Bernard Lansbergen is a local journalist based in Thorold, Canada. He writes for The Voice of Pelham and his work has also been featured in publications such as BayToday.ca, MidlandToday, and Orillia Today. Bernard covers a range of topics including community events, local history, sports, and social issues affecting the Thorold area.
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Bernard's coverage is primarily focused on local events and government announcements within Thorold, Canada. He covers a wide range of topics such as sports, entertainment news, house & home-related features, and family & relationships. Given the diverse nature of his coverage, he may be interested in pitches related to local community events or initiatives that align with these themes.
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- Interviews with city officials discussing upcoming projects
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Over the summer, Amy Shaw opened up her very own tailor shop on Front Street; 'I just like to make everybody look and feel better'
'If you have dreamt of operating an inn, tavern, refined pub, event centre, tea room or B&B, this historic gem is a blank canvas awaiting your vision'
By: Bernard Lansbergen
Over the summer, Amy Shaw opened up her very own tailor shop on Front Street; 'I just like to make everybody look and feel better'
With the influx of city vehicles at the centre on Carleton Street, there's not enough parking left for the seniors; 'It's become really bad'
50% of positions within the Planning Division are currently vacant Thorold City Hall just can't seem to hire or retain city planners.
A few councillors don't want a repeat of the 2022 municipal election, when online voting caused several headaches for the city; 'I don't have confidence in it'
The TD Niagara Jazz Festival will put on a free day of world music in Battle of Beaverdams Park for the second year in a row
'We have to spend $100,000 on a consultant to tell us we need a stoplight there? I think it's kind of crazy'
The Thorold organization is putting on a second annual Snack Drive for the Super Bowl; 'Last year, we filled a boardroom with snacks'
'It's an event for the whole family, not just for adults' The Thorold Community Activities Group (TCAG) wants to build connections, which is why they're inviting the whole community to their Open House on Monday, Feb. 3.
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