Paul Cluff is a local journalist based in Stratford, Canada. His work has been featured in various publications such as Shawarma G, Orillia Today, Bradford News, Northern Life, and The Voice of Pelham. Paul covers a range of topics including local news, community events, sports, and human interest stories.
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Paul Cluff's coverage focuses on local news, events, sports, entertainment, and community-related topics in the Stratford area. When reaching out to him, consider providing information about upcoming local events or human-interest stories related to family and relationships that would be of interest to his audience.
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In recognition of contributions to the arts and community, the City of Stratford has declared the week of Sept. 23-28 as Stratford Symphony Orchestra Week.
A call from a concerned resident led Perth OPP to an impaired driver. At about 2 p.m. on Tuesday, police received a traffic complaint about a potential impaired driver.
Stratford is one of more than 650 communities that participate in the annual Terry Fox Run held across Canada each year.
Stratford Warriors get their Greater Ontario Junior B Hockey League season started on Friday night.
A new United Way Perth-Huron campaign will highlight the impact of rising housing costs.
It's a leadership opportunity and a chance to have your voice heard. Perth OPP and Stratford Police Service are inviting city and county residents ages 14 to 18, to join a Youth Action Committee.
Stratford Public Library is offering a number of senior programs through their Aging with Agility workshops.
Stratford Warriors have a big turnover of players from last season including five of their six top scorers.
After a busy first summer of highlighting the history and stories of Stratford, there is no slowing down in the fall and winter months for Lauri Leduc.
With so much work put into it and so much to offer, all organizers of the 183rd Stratford Fall Fair can ask is for people to stop by and have some fun.
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