Naomi Stock is a journalist for The Peterborough Examiner, focusing on local news and events in the Peterborough area of Canada. With a passion for community engagement, Naomi covers a wide range of topics including arts and culture, community events, and local initiatives.
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Naomi Stock's coverage focuses on local events and community news in Peterborough, Canada. She heavily covers announcements and event-related topics, such as art exhibitions, historical society meetings, and seasonal activities.
When reaching out to Naomi, consider offering information about upcoming local events or newsworthy announcements related to the arts, culture, history of Peterborough. Providing engaging human interest stories that tie into the local community would likely resonate with her audience.
Additionally, presenting pitches that align with seasonal themes or offer unique perspectives on cultural and entertainment happenings in the area could capture Naomi's attention for potential coverage.
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Plus, outdoor movie night, climate group coffee, breast feeding challenge and AGP Family Sunday.
By: Naomi Stock
Plus, outdoor movie night, conservation café, public lecture and harvest muffin party.
By: Naomi Stock
Plus, community meal, Halloween costume swap, home energy expo and beading workshop.
By: Naomi Stock
Shows will be split between Showplace and Emmanual United Church.
Trent University’s Traill College, 315 Dublin St., presents a free Outdoor Halloween Movie Night, Thursday, Oct. 31 at the Jalynn Bennett Amphitheatre. This will be a double feature event, starting with The Nightmare Before Christmas (rated PG, 1993) from 6:30 to 8 p.m., followed by Zombieland (rated R, 2009) from 8 to 10 p.m.
On Saturday, Nov. 30 at 7 p.m. the Peterborough Singers present Yuletide Cheer.
Plus, paint your own nutcracker, community safety meeting with police, and violence against women vigil.
By: Naomi Stock
Plus, Conservation Café, Indigenous story time, Christmas concerts and fireside stories.
Riders are invited to decorate their bicycle or outfit with LED lights and pedal around to enjoy the holiday lights, and spread some of their own light and cheer in this darkest season of the year.
Plus, free Christmas Day meal and Kwanzaa celebration
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