Ken Hashizume is a News Director at 1460 CJOY and an online reporter for Global Guelph. With a focus on local news in Guelph, Ontario, Ken covers a wide range of topics including crime, accidents, community events, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in the Cigalah Group.
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Ken Hashizume predominantly covers local news, with a heavy focus on crime and sports in the Guelph area. His coverage includes evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and event coverage. If you aim to reach out effectively to Ken Hashizume, consider providing updates on ongoing criminal investigations or legal developments within Guelph. Additionally, if you have insights related to local sporting events or developments within the community of Guelph that may attract public interest or concern around crime statistics and trends in the region would be relevant for his reporting style.
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By: Ken Hashizume
Investigators say a 72-year-old woman was struck and suffered severe injuries. She was pronounced dead at the scene.
The Guelph Police Service has a new vehicle to its fleet. Guelph police unveiled a new community rescue vehicle outside of headquarters on Wyndham Street on Thursday afternoon.
By: Ken Hashizume, Noah Kahan
Guelph Police Service unveiled its newest vehicle on Thursday. Scott Tracey/GPS
By: Ken Hashizume
Guelph Storm newcomers Alex McLean and Daniil Skvortsov scored their first OHL goals in the team's season opener against the Owen Sound Attack. The Storm carried the night, 6-4
By: Ken Hashizume
CJOY Keeping the highest-scoring team in the OHL to just four goals proved to be of little consolation to the Guelph Storm Friday night.
By: Ken Hashizume
CJOY A local agency that provides employment services to youth is celebrating its golden anniversary.
By: Ken Hashizume
The Guelph Storm came undone in the second period of their Friday game against the Flint Firebirds, giving up four goals as the Firebirds marched to a 7-2 victory.
By: Ken Hashizume
Council voted 7 to 6 against a staff recommendation to amend the current bylaw that would see permits required to buy and set off fireworks in Guelph.
A two-goal lead for the OHL's Guelph Storm one minute into the first period didn't last long Sunday afternoon as the London Knights rallied to the finish and earned an 8-7 win.
A new residence for first-year U of G students is set to open in '28 or '29 while city council approved an application for two new buildings on Scottsdale Dr.
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