Greg Peerenboom is a local journalist based in Cornwall, Ontario. With a focus on community news and events, Greg has contributed to various publications including Sudbury Star, The Standard, Hanna Herald, and more. His articles cover a range of topics including sports, cultural celebrations, local attractions, and community achievements.
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Greg Peerenboom's focus is on local events, particularly sports and entertainment in the Cornwall area of Ontario, Canada. If you have news or events related to curling, motor speedway, hockey, or any happenings in the SDG region (Stormont, Dundas, and Glengarry) of Ontario, Greg would be a good contact.
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By: Greg Peerenboom
Denise Barlow and the Royal Canadian Legion worked to commemorate the day the HMCS Shawinigan was torpedoed on Nov. 25, 1944.
Community gathers to light King George Park up with the Christmas spirit a day ahead of its Santa Claus parade.
Comets push the home squad hard, but stellar goaltending helps the Mustangs win a tough game.
By: Greg Peerenboom
Just as the floats in the Lions Club parade were starting to move, the town was blanketed with a light snowfall.
By: Greg Peerenboom
Wine-and-cheese event prior to lighting up Lights of Hope held for first time since 2019.
By: Greg Peerenboom
Children's book replete with stories that reinforce values of teamwork, learning, acceptance of others.
By: Greg Peerenboom
Judy Murphy said she felt her stepson was looking down with satisfaction on the Benson Centre Saturday afternoon. Article content
By: Greg Peerenboom
While the warm weather dampens the opportunity to snowmobile, a bigger factor is disposable income.
By: Greg Peerenboom
LONG SAULT — Whether it was a leftover hangover from a recent loss to arch-rival North Dundas Rockets , or something else, South Stormont Mustangs
By: Greg Peerenboom
Club hosts hundreds for its meet, rescheduled from February to mid-December. See what parents had to say of the competition.
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