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CITY HALL: March 30 — Towers, Tweaks, and the Things Left Unsaid

Monday night at City Hall had that familiar rhythm: a few big ideas dressed as progress, a handful of procedural tune-ups, and a long list of things everyone knows are urgent but somehow never quite […]

HorrorScopes: April 2026

Aries April hands you a fresh start and you immediately treat it like a demolition derby. You’re full of energy, confidence, and just enough self-awareness to ignore all three. You’ll start something bold — a […]

CITY: Upward Momentum, Ground-Level Silence

City Hall this week leaned hard into the future — glass, steel, and planning language — while the present sat patiently off to the side, waiting to be invited into the conversation. The main attraction […]

Dear Miss Advice

Dear Miss Advice,I matched with a man on a dating app who says he’s “very involved in the Peterborough arts scene.” Is that a red flag?— Cautiously Cultured in East City Dear Cautiously,Not a red […]

Trent Radio’s Fundrai$io Is Back, Because Community Radio Doesn’t Keep Itself Alive

This April, Trent Radio launches the third year of Fundrai$io — its week-long, slightly cheeky, entirely necessary fundraiser celebrating the scrappy miracle of community radio. Running Sunday, April 12 through Saturday, April 18, the annual […]

St. Patricks Day: Revealed

St. Patrick’s Day may be the most successful act of historical rebranding ever pulled off by the Church. What began as a feast day tied to the spread of Christianity in Ireland now lurches through […]

St Patrick’s Day: Green Beer and Some Bad Decisions

St. Patrick’s Day in Peterborough arrives the way these things always do — not as a polite cultural observance, but as a green-flecked civic spell, a licensed excuse for daytime drinking, loud guitars, and the […]

CITY: Towers First, Questions Later

City Hall this week spent a fair bit of time talking about height — specifically how high Peterborough might soon reach into the sky — while a few of the city’s more stubborn problems sat […]

Back at City Hall. What’s been happening?

Budgets, Towers, and the Long GameWhen City Hall says “moderate increase,” it usually means someone somewhere is about to notice. Peterborough entered 2026 carrying the newly adopted municipal budget — the one that began life […]

HorrorScopes: March 2026

Aries March tempts you with “fresh starts,” and you sprint toward them like a motivational poster with anger issues. You’ll announce a bold new plan mid-month — fitness, finances, relationships, something dramatic — and abandon […]

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