Paul Rellinger is a journalist at kawarthaNOW. With a passion for regional interest and world news, he delves into themes of culture and society, bringing a unique perspective to his reporting. An award-winning journalist and former newspaper editor, Paul is also featured in various publications, showcasing his dedication to storytelling and community engagement.
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Paul Rellinger's coverage predominantly focuses on local entertainment news and cultural events in the Peterborough, Ontario area. His articles often feature expert commentary and cover a wide range of topics within the arts and culture sector.
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Featuring Goddo, Dine With Jazz, Through The Back Door, The Weber Brothers, New Stages Theatre, and the Kawartha String Orchestra
By: Paul Rellinger
Longtime Traill College principal and first-time candidate calls himself a 'non-politician politician' who will nurture consensus at city hall
By: Paul Rellinger
78-year-old East City resident and retired GE worker enters the race with a six-point platform and sharp criticism of Mayor Jeff Leal's leadership
By: Paul Rellinger
Former home builders' association executive wants 'to make this a city that has a future for my children and for future generations'
Featuring 'The Last Real Summer', Get Down Tonight, 'No More Silent Battles', Harmony for Healthcare, 'The Kid from Simcoe Street', and 'Chris Tsujiuchi's Big Gay Cabaret'
Featuring on open mic for Indigenous poets and storytellers, Blues for Ukraine, Tanglefoot, 'Shrek The Musical', 'Liars at a Funeral', and 'Clyde's'
Featuring Fleetwood Mac Mania, 'Murder at the Match - World Cup Edition', Gowan, Emily Burgess, 'Born to be Bad: The Villains of Broadway', and 'Schoolhouse'
By: Paul Rellinger
The 27-year-old officially takes the helm July 6 in the wake of Jim Russell's retirement after close to 15 years at the helm
By: Paul Rellinger
June 27 concert series-opening concert at Del Crary Park will see the Styx singer and keyboardist's talent and showmanship on full display
By: Paul Rellinger
With organizer Pat Rees among them, eight musicians will perform at the afternoon and evening benefit concert at 100 Acre Brewing Co. in Peterborough
