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Greg McGrath-Goudie
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Reporter, OrilliaMatters
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Biography
Across student publications, freelancing, and working as a full time reporter, I have about three years' experience covering a wide variety of issues. I'm a graduate of Lakehead University, where I earned bachelor's and master's degrees in English.
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By Greg McGrath-Goudie Verified| The (Toronto) Star Verified By Greg McGrath-Goudie, Local Journalism Initiative ReporterCollingwoodToday.caSat., March 19, 2022timer2 min. readThe Town of The Blue Mountains (TBM) council has pledged $26,500 in sponsorship of the upcoming Blue Mountain Film Festival, which will take place in the Blue Mountain Village from June 1-5.
By Greg McGrath-Goudie Verified| The (Toronto) Star Verified By Greg McGrath-Goudie, Local Journalism Initiative ReporterCollingwoodToday.caFri., March 18, 2022timer1 min. readThe Town of The Blue Mountains (TBM) seven-member council cost taxpayers $292,526 in 2021. On average, council members cost the town $41,789 each last year, with total compensation ranging from $36,413 to $50,170.
By Greg McGrath-Goudie Verified| The (Toronto) Star Verified By Greg McGrath-Goudie, Local Journalism Initiative ReporterCollingwoodToday.caFri., March 18, 2022timer2 min. readThe Grey Highlands Public Library introduced its new CEO, Jennifer Murley, to council on Mar. 16. Murley, hired earlier this year, replaced Wilda Allen – who held the library’s CEO position for 41 years and recently retired.
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OrilliaMatters
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada
+1 705-759-3266