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Holiday weekend traffic stops lead to charges for two drivers
The Kawartha Lakes Police Service has charged two individuals following driving-related incidents over the holiday weekend. The first incident occurred… Continue reading “Holiday weekend traffic stops lead to charges for two drivers”
Volunteer firefighters say it’s a great way to give back to community
Kawartha Lakes is recruiting volunteer firefighters at all 19 stations across the municipality. Neal Collins has been volunteering at the… Continue reading “Volunteer firefighters say it’s a great way to give back to community”
Mayor: Local government works best when people with different perspectives involved
The news of Ward 8 Coun. Tracy Richardson’s decision not to run in the upcoming municipal election due to harassment… Continue reading “Mayor: Local government works best when people with different perspectives involved”
Boomers, ballads, and broken promises
When my wife, an alto in the Lindsay community choir, invited me to the ‘Feelin’ Groovy’ concert a few weeks… Continue reading “Boomers, ballads, and broken promises”
More beds for local correctional institute as Ontario Conservative government expands prison system
The Central East Correctional Centre (CECC) in Lindsay is adding 122 beds as part of a $3-billion provincial expansion. Ontario plans… Continue reading “More beds for local correctional institute as Ontario Conservative government expands prison system”
Kawartha Lakes celebrates Paramedics Services Week
Paramedic Services Week is May 17 to 23. Kawartha Lakes Paramedic Service is taking the opportunity to celebrate the dedicated… Continue reading “Kawartha Lakes celebrates Paramedics Services Week”
Century home’s lush gardens rooted in a quest for inner peace
Behind an ornate metal fence on a quiet Lindsay street in the old north ward, a circular rose garden greets… Continue reading “Century home’s lush gardens rooted in a quest for inner peace”
