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Paintings · Northumberland CountyIn a bid to make to art more accessible to those who might not be able to afford it, Lakefield-based artist David Goyette is donating more than 40 of his original abstract paintings to ECCO Art Gallery Studios. On December 7th, from 1 to 4 p.m., the gallery, located on Queen Street in Lakefield, will display the paintings, with people invited, on a first come first served basis, to choose one per family to bring home. Donations, however, are bei…See the Story
Lakefield-based artist David Goyette giving away his abstract paintings to make art more accessible
Northumberland County, Ontario · Northumberland CountyThe Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board has elected Clarington trustee Paul Brown as its new chairperson for the coming year, with Trustee Angela Lloyd chosen as vice-chairperson. The selections were made during the board’s annual organizational meeting, where trustees also confirmed meeting dates and banking arrangements for 2025. Brown, now in his first term as trustee, previously served as vice-chair and chaired the Program Review, Audi…See the Story
KPR School Board Elects Paul Brown as Chair, Angela Lloyd as Vice-Chair for 2025 Term
Northumberland County, Ontario · Northumberland CountyThe battle over Cobourg’s 2026 police budget grew sharper today as the Police Services Board voted to send its 20.5% budget request back to council, this time insisting on the chance to publicly explain why cutting it to the mayor’s 4% directive isn’t possible. Board Chair Adam Bureau confirmed at the meeting that council didn’t examine the budget before sending it back, triggering frustration among members and prompting a review of the board’s …See the Story
