Caroline McConnell is a journalist for The Peterborough Examiner, focusing on local news and events in the Peterborough area of Canada. Her articles cover a range of topics including community fundraisers, local businesses, cultural events, and human interest stories.
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Caroline's focus is on local community events, fundraising initiatives, and seasonal activities in Peterborough, Canada. She frequently covers announcements of upcoming events and provides coverage of various local organizations.
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By: Caroline Mcconnell
Proceeds from fundraiser will go toward veterinary costs for senior dogs and other costs associated with ElderDog’s work in the Peterborough area.
By: Caroline Mcconnell
“Crossing Over” takes place at Market Hall Performing Arts Centre from May 29-31.
Santas for Peterborough Seniors is a non-profit community secret santa program.
By: Caroline Mcconnell
Plus, the GPHSF bonspiel and Rebel with a Cause fundraiser.
Plus, trees for Strong Kids, food bank spirit week, Christmas lights trip and Christmas dinner.
By: Caroline Mcconnell
Ninth-annual tourney put ‘fun’ into fundraising.
‘Parents and caregivers often feel guilty and pressured to have the picture-perfect holiday that they see on social media or in the movies.’
By: Caroline Mcconnell
One City selling original art and cards for $10 to $25, with proceeds supporting the community.
By: Caroline Mcconnell
Plus, big sale continues at ReStore locations in Peterborough, Lakefield and Lindsay, and Adam Scott Hall of Honour.
By: Caroline Mcconnell
Plus, dinner theatre bus trip on Sunday, Jan. 19 to the Best Western Plus Cobourg Inn and Convention Centre to see the play “Social Security,” a Broadway comedy by Andrew Bergman.
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