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
South Stormont recently signed Connor Sills, who scored the go-ahead goal and helped propel the home team to a big win on Saturday.
By: Greg Peerenboom
Collaborative fundraiser in its 15th year, the third successive year its proceeds have supported the Cornwall-based Beyond 21 charity.
By: Greg Peerenboom
Annual fundraiser for hospice care moves from live program to a pre-taped segment recognizing change in staffing behind the event.
By: Greg Peerenboom
At this past weekend's Cornwall Girls' Hockey Association House Tournament, head coach Steve Provost bucked the notion there's just one winner – and a loser – in sports.
By: Greg Peerenboom
Cornwall Interfaith Partnership holds workshop on Civil Conversations for a Healthy Democracy, at the Cornwall Public Library.
By: Greg Peerenboom
Regional competitive swimming competition provides athletes with an opportunity to focus on performance, development.
By: Greg Peerenboom
About 100 men turned out for inaugural summit focused on men's mental health; organizers say it'll be the first of more to come.
By: Greg Peerenboom
The parade hit its limit of 80 floats for 2024, travelling down a packed Second Street on a fairweather night on Saturday.
By: Greg Peerenboom
Blue Sky Academy carries through with its business fair for young entrepreneurs, inviting participation from schools across the region.
Tournament hits the streets for the first time since 2019, returning as a fun day for officers and youth to play some street hockey.
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