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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ALEXANDRIA — Local hospitals were on the receiving end of Dairy Cares on Saturday at a gala fundraiser inside North Glengarry's Bonnie Glen Pavilion.
A fundraising hockey tournament is attracting outside interest from abroad— and the United Way Centraide of Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry couldn't be happier.
SOUTH GLENGARRY — Collin Lathe's zebra lost its way after nearly colliding with a canoe that fell victim to the Raisin River Canoe Race's Martintown Dam plunge.
By: Greg Peerenboom
AKWESASNE — If Sunday's Jr. C lacrosse exhibition game between the new Akwesasne Phantoms and the Cornwall Celtics is any indication, fans will be treated to a spirited rivalry in the upcoming season.
Article content Local Sikhs are hoping to celebrate their important festivals, including Saturday's Vaisakhi, in a permanent home.
By: Greg Peerenboom
Savannah Ingola went solo and she has been rewarded a chance to medal nationally for Cornwall's Nativité Bowling. Article content
Earth Week 2024 concluded with Saturday's fourth Eco Day at Lamoureux Park, but its impact will be felt for generations to come. Article content
Article content Jade Rideout liked hanging out at the Cornwall and Area Pop Event (CAPE) so much on Saturday, she came back on Sunday.
By: Greg Peerenboom
An unseasonably warm April day on Saturday made it a great day for the hundreds of spectators who lined the various courses along the river from Morrisburg to St.
By: Greg Peerenboom
If variety is the spice of life, then the return of the Cornwall and Area Chamber of Commerce's business show whetted the appetite for more than 2,000 visitors to the Benson Centre from Friday evening to Sunday afternoon.
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