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PETER Porter of Port Dover has made a $500,000 donation to Norfolk Haldimand Community Hospice in honour of his late wife,

PORT Dover’s Masons are expanding recreation offerings at the town’s Masonic Lodge with new karaoke nights on Thursdays at 7 p.m.

Tickets for A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder available now By Donna McMillan IN one month, from April 11 to

By Jacob Fehr NORFOLK Potters’ Guild and Studio and Port Dover Senior Centre held their third annual Soup Art Bowls fundraiser

By Heather Walters “CALLING All Girls—Come be a HERicane for a Day!” was the announcement posted on social media, on posters

By Sue Graci NATURE’S Calling Environmental Education (NCEE) held March Break Day Camps last week. Some of the activities included hiking,

PORT Dover Arena is about to get $1.8-million in renovations even as county council awaits a controversial draft recreation master plan

NORFOLK County has notified the public that work will start on its planned reconstruction and streetscaping of Harbour Street in Port

PORT Dover Board of Trade announced that Andrew and Pam Schneider, owners of the Erie Beach Hotel, are the town’s newest

By Jacob Fehr LAST Thursday, Canadian Blood Services held a donation clinic at Port Dover Lions Community Centre. Ninety-eight residents attended

ANALYSIS BY JACOB FEHR LAST WEEK, Haldimand-Norfolk re-elected independent candidate Bobbi Ann Brady as MPP. In doing so, our riding opted

ANALYSIS BY DAVID JUDD HALDIMAND-Norfolk continues to stand with Bobbi Ann Brady. It should be no surprise the riding overwhelmingly re-elected

By Jacob Fehr FIFTY supporters of PC candidate Amy Martin’s campaign packed the hall at Capitol 33 in Delhi last Thursday

By David Judd BOBBI Ann Brady romped to victory in last Thursday’s Ontario election, easily winning a second term as Haldimand-Norfolk’s

Councillor Veri says “that decommissioning arenas is a non-starter” By Jacob Fehr LAST Thursday, Norfolk County’s Recreation and Parks Advisory Committee

By David Judd THE gloves came off in the closing minutes of last Tuesday’s all-candidates debate in Simcoe. Independent candidate Bobbi