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YourTV Northumberland caught up with Kim Rudd where she talked openly about why she isn't running in the next election, her health and what is next for the former MP for Northumberland-Peterborough South. #yourtv #yourtvnland #trulylocal #kimrudd #northumberlandpeterboroughsouth #npsliberals #federalpolitics #justintrudeau

With today, May 4th, being International Firefighters Day we look back on a story we told about Old 32. Former Town of Cobourg Fire Department Captain Mark Diminie tells the story of Old 32 and why they keep it running. On this day we also want to thank all the men and women, past and present who answer the bell everyday to protect the lives of others.

The Haliburton Kawartha Pine Ridge District Health Unit is presenting this unique opportunity to talk with the Acting Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Ian Gemmill. Visit hkpr.on.ca to register.

Northumberland United Way executive director Bobbie Dawson says helping stuff 1300 back pack made her reflect back on her childhood and not always having school supplies to start off the new school year.

Cobourg Mayor Gil Brocanier steps down after 8 years at the helm of the town. He announced at the Town of Cobourg council meeting tonight that he will not seek        re-election in this falls municipal election.

Cobourg resident Carter Brown is on the verge of giving blood for the 250th time.  

Campaign Co-Chairs Gord and Patti Ley announced a $1,000,000 leadership gift to the Northumberland Hospice Care Centre donated by the Read Elliott Family Foundation, which has been established by Kym and Brian Read.

Port Hope Mayor Bob Sanderson addresses the resignation of councillor Robert Polutnik athe February 6th council meeting.

Royal Canadian Legion Br.133 President John Aitken and Br. 133 Ladies Auxiliary President Edie Lean kicked off the annual campaign in the office of Cobourg Mayor Gil Brocanier.