While the municipal bus shelter and public washroom at 35 Albert Street may be meant for the general public, a speaker told Cobourg council Wednesday night, it has turned out to be a haven for users of illicit drugs

Cobourg council got a lesson on the history of the property that was the Brookside Youth Centre until recently, and Cobourg-East Northumberland ACO representative Rob Mikel is working to get it recognized with a heritage designation.

Northumberland County council is beating every bush to find savings for the 2025 budget, but a look at its garbage-collection service seems to show no way to cut back in that area

Council recessed for more than an hour to come up with options, and passed a motion that calls for staff reports to come back in a number of key areas.

Originally built in 1950, the single-span bridge across Burnley Creek, just south of Noonan Road, has reached the end of its useful life.

The Northumberland Orchestra Society, like so many arts organizations, is recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic. Their new season will be launched Dec. 15 as a musical celebration of Christmas In Northumberland.

A new Town of Cobourg policy that apparently aims to recoup costs from the Cobourg Police Services for its own payroll costs sparked vociferous opposition at the November Cobourg Police Services Board meeting.

As the holiday season approaches, Cobourg Police Service is working on initiatives to reduce the alarming growth in impaired driving.