J.P. Antonacci is a local journalist based in Hamilton, Ontario. He writes for The Hamilton Spectator and Delhi News Record, covering a range of topics including local news, community events, crime, and sports. His work has also been featured in several other publications in the region, showcasing his dedication to reporting on the stories that matter to the communities he serves.
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J.P. Antonacci's work is focused on reporting local news in Canada, particularly Ontario and the Hamilton area, with an emphasis on government and politics, as well as crime-related topics. He covers a wide range of local events such as community happenings, announcements from different levels of government, evolving stories related to the locality or significant breaking news.
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By: J.P. Antonacci
Collision caused ‘extensive damage’ and sparked a fire at downtown clothing boutique
By: J.P. Antonacci
Haldimand councillor, former mayor opposed Nanticoke development, advocated for farmland and rural values
By: J.P. Antonacci
Judge finds accused was ‘careless’ but did not mean to harm child, who died days after ‘knock to the head’
Juicy ‘investment opportunity’ was really a fraud, police say
By: J.P. Antonacci
A Norfolk County man accused of murdering a child in his care has instead been convicted of criminal negligence.
By: J.P. Antonacci
Little chance of convicting three people accused of failing to protect worker killed in ginseng field, Crown said
By: J.P. Antonacci
Students, staff riding out renovation at “overcrowded” nearby school slated for closure.
Three years after a farm worker was killed in a Norfolk ginseng field, charges against the farm’s owners and a supervisor have been dropped.
Buildings destroyed, no injuries reported after fires in Windham Centre, Simcoe
By: J.P. Antonacci
Rural county has short window to ‘nip this before it gets beyond the ability to solve,’ anti-poverty advocate says
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