Bruce Head is the managing editor and lead developer at kawarthaNOW.com. He covers a diverse range of themes including sports, competitive sports, transportation and mobility, as well as arts and entertainment, particularly theater. Bruce's work has been featured in kawarthaNOW.
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Bruce Head's focus is primarily on local events and announcements in the Peterborough area, with an emphasis on entertainment news, performing arts, small businesses, and community initiatives. To effectively reach out to Bruce, consider pitches that highlight upcoming local events, feature stories about small businesses or community initiatives in the Peterborough area.
Given his coverage attributes emphasize event coverage and press releases as well as private sector announcements; he might be interested in receiving information about new business openings or expansions within the Peterborough community. If you represent a local organization involved in entertainment or community development activities around these topics covered by Bruce Head, your pitch could align well with his reporting interests.
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By: Bruce Head
Councillors vote 6-4 to support Mayor Leal's deferral motion, asking staff to report back with an alternate location to former fire station
By: Bruce Head
Pre-mainstage concerts featuring local and regional musicians will take place on 14 of 16 Musicfest nights during the summer festival
By: Bruce Head
Country Music Association of Ontario held its 14th annual awards ceremony on May 31 in Port Credit
By: Bruce Head
After Mayor Leal's previously endorsed deferral was defeated, councillors approved funding for six-month shelter at former fire hall on Carnegie Avenue
By: Bruce Head
Festival organizers are expecting a large crowd when the acclaimed Canadian rocker and his band headline a free-admission concert
By: Bruce Head
Opening on June 26, the new location revives the former Parks Canada visitor centre beside one of the city's most iconic attractions
By: Bruce Head
She will assume the role on June 15, following the 2024 resignation of the previous board and a provincial takeover and the formation of a new board last fall
By: Bruce Head
In response to Mayor Leal's unexpected motion, some councillors raised concerns about rushed process and potential risk to taxpayers
By: Bruce Head
For her part, councillor Lachica raised concerns about considering a tourism strategy outside of the context of an economic development strategy.
By: Bruce Head
Following OEB approval and the successful completion of the environmental assessment process, construction would begin in 2027 and be completed by 2029
