Bill Hodgins is an Online/Features Editor for The Peterborough Examiner and Northumberland News, with a focus on local news in the Peterborough area. With his articles appearing in The Peterborough Examiner, Bill covers a range of topics including community events, interviews with local figures, and issues affecting the region such as healthcare and education.
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Bill Hodgins' coverage indicates a focus on local events and community issues in Peterborough. He regularly covers topics related to healthcare, music, events, and education within the Peterborough area. His articles often center around family & relationships, food & beverage, culture & society, as well as entertainment news.
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By: Bill Hodgins
The Folk Festival has received two capital grants, from 2023 and 2024, totalling $35,400, enabling organizers to acquire equipment needed for the festival’s operation. Funds from the most recent grant — $19,500 awarded this past summer — enabled the group to purchase new portable stage platforms and signage that will ensure it continues to deliver high quality presentations of musical performances and will help visitors to better navigate the festival’s site.
By: Bill Hodgins
Each year, the public is invited to drop by and talk to any of the representatives on hand, and anyone can add a photo ornament to the tree in Peterborough.
By: Bill Hodgins
Third incident in six months points to concern over increased prevalence
By: Bill Hodgins
Mayor says new developer has promised to clean up encampment site
By: Bill Hodgins
Former CEO of Quaker Oats of Canada will be remembered during a ceremony scheduled for the new year at the canoe museum.
By: Bill Hodgins
Peterborough police chief Stu Betts announced they can finally put a name to the cold case that, up until now, was known simply as the Otonabee River Man file. Through DNA analysis, detectives were able to identify Durocher. They know he was a victim of homicide. Now they want to know why.
By: Bill Hodgins
For the best part of a year, the team behind Cobourg’s Transition House has been struggling for approvals, not just at the municipal government level, but from the neighbourhood as well.
By: Bill Hodgins
Two-year-old Vienna Irwin was found in a daycare septic tank in 2023.
By: Bill Hodgins
Before setting a final tax levy increase for 2025, Northumberland County council was able to carve out more than $1.5 million in savings Wednesday, ending with a final increase of 6.12 per cent over 2024.
By: Bill Hodgins
The Peterborough long-term-care home is still prohibited from accepting new admissions following multiple provincial inspections.
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