Consider This: politics, life and journalism in Northumberland County

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As long as anyone can remember, Northumberland County has issued his annual audited financial statement. I know, could anything be more boring to anyone other than an accountant? But, the financial report for 2019 was different. It was released recently but, not as that snooze of a document. Instead, it was a glossy, multi-coloured, highly designed report with all kinds of slick graphics and wonderful narration describing a grocery list of the county’s accomplishments over th...e past year. In the midst of the glitz and glamour and boring numbers, there is some really vital information taxpayers need to know. So, the first segment will be an interview with two top county officials to look behind all the razzle-dazzle to talk about the housing crisis, the impact of the pandemic, along with other urgent initiatives. Please listen. Please share. Once again, Consider This contains a full interview with bonus material at the bottom of the webpage for those interested in all the questions and answers. https://consider-this.ca/annual-financials-get-jazzed-up-i/

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I want to thank everyone who contributed questions for my interview with the public school board this week. Some of the common questions were combined, while others were asked directly. I hope I was able to get the answers. If not, there is detailed information and suggestions in the interview about how you can contact the board. You can hear the interview on Northumberland 89.7 FM on Friday at noon, just after the news. I will post the podcast to my website afterward at Consider This (www.consider-this.ca). Again, thanks to all! Please listen. Please share.