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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Every year, Thorold South resident Doug McIntyre goes all out with his Halloween display; 'People kind of look for it and wait for it to see what we're doing'
The 32nd Thorold Santa Claus Parade will take place on Saturday, November 30 Ho Ho Ho! Santa is preparing his annual visit to downtown Thorold.
To keep up with the ever-expanding inventory of Thorold real estate, the city is looking for new street names
The non-profit is doing all it can to keep up with Thorold's growing population; 'We have noticed a real pickup in demand for our services in the last six months'
Volunteer firefighters from Fire Station 2 will be out in Thorold South handing out candy tonight
Thorold Secondary Students are helping with the cataloguing of artifacts and the marketing of the museum; 'They're really great kids and they've been such a huge help'
Amy Eitzen created Brigette & Amy to honour her late grandmother; 'She was the foundational building block of who I am as a person, as a woman, as a homemaker, and as a mom'
Rolling Meadows want to sell a parcel of land to the DSBN, but to be able to do that they need a road; 'I don't want to build a road to nowhere if it doesn't meet the school's timeline'
The popular chain restaurant is expected to be operational by the 15th of November The wait is almost over!
The city wants to complete a structural assessment of the building first, before letting the community group move in
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