Paul Cluff

Paul is a veteran journalist with decades of experience in newsrooms across Canada. He has served as sports editor at the St. Thomas Times-Journal, a general assignment reporter at the Stratford Beacon Herald, editor of the Goderich Signal Star, and founding editor of StratfordToday.ca. Paul is a graduate of St. Clair College’s journalism program and holds a credential in Inclusive Journalism – Fair Representation in Media from Seneca College.
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Friends For Dinner has a seat at the table for everyone

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The Sunday night fixture has welcomed community members for 107 Sundays in a row, with a Thanksgiving meal this weekend.

Sharing can alleviate ever increasing community cupboard numbers

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Officials at the community cupboard say food bank and meal program numbers are continually climbing and they need support to keep up with ever-growing needs.

Give some thanks to safe driving this holiday weekend

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Police say Thanksgiving weekends have the second highest number of fatalities among all long weekends in Ontario.

Take precautions to prevent mosquito and tick bites throughout the fall

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As the weather gets colder, health officials say there will be fewer mosquitoes, but ticks can be found at any time of the year.

Hospice North Hastings offering a grief and bereavement support group

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The eight-week program is led by grief and bereavement coordinator Darlene Smith-Harrison

Winter coats on order for kids, toy drive up next

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Families will have an opportunity to register for the Bancroft and Area Kids in Need toy drive when they pick up their coats later this month and in November. 

‘Charge into fire safety’ during Fire Safety Week

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Firefighters are offering tips on how to charge devices with lithium-ion batteries.

Police investigating fatal ATV collision in Addington Highlands

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The provincial police's traffic management team are assisting with the investigation in the township. 

A snapshot of homelessness over one day in Hastings County

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The county is taking part in the Point-in-Time (PiT) homelessness enumeration on Oct. 6.

Hastings 4-H secretary Jesseca Carlisle receives volunteer award

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The awards, announced for six regions, are given to recipients embodying the commitment, passion, and leadership that define the 4-H volunteer community.

Hastings Highlands Centre hosting events for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

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Hastings County said it joins communities across Canada in recognizing the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Firefighter Tommy Yanch served with ‘dedication, courage and professionalism’

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Hastings Highlands has announced the 'tragic death' of firefighter Tommy Yanch. 

Arrest and vehicle impoundment didn’t deter this Bancroft driver

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A 65-year-old Bancroft male faces numerous driving-related offences.

OPP report snowmobile collision claimed the life of a Bancroft man

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Officers from the Haliburton detachment are investigating the collision on a body of water at a local resort on Sunday.

Coe Hill Riders raised thousands of dollars through charity rides

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North Kawartha Foodbank, Limerick Fire Department and North Kawartha Foodbank are recipients of fundraising efforts from the local ATV club.

Open House for North Hastings Inspiration Place

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Officials say the milestone belongs to the volunteers, donors, partners, advocates, staff, and community champions who committed to the project.
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Friends For Dinner has a seat at the table for everyone

Community
The Sunday night fixture has welcomed community members for 107 Sundays in a row, with a Thanksgiving meal this weekend.

Survey shows municipal election candidates strongly oppose ALTO rail project

Community
A group opposing the federal government’s proposed high-speed rail project has released preliminary survey results showing significant opposition among municipal election candidates in Eastern Ontario.

Sharing can alleviate ever increasing community cupboard numbers

Community
Officials at the community cupboard say food bank and meal program numbers are continually climbing and they need support to keep up with ever-growing needs.

Give some thanks to safe driving this holiday weekend

Community
Police say Thanksgiving weekends have the second highest number of fatalities among all long weekends in Ontario.

Take precautions to prevent mosquito and tick bites throughout the fall

Education
As the weather gets colder, health officials say there will be fewer mosquitoes, but ticks can be found at any time of the year.
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