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Soroptimist International recognizes four graduating students for their positive influence on others
Four young women graduating from our local high schools were recognized last week for their peer leadership with the Soroptimist… Continue reading “Soroptimist International recognizes four graduating students for their positive influence on others”
Chamber of commerce general manager, garage owner, face off in Ward 1
Two candidates seeking to represent Ward 1 on the city’s next council agree on one thing: Kawartha Lakes’ northernmost ward… Continue reading “Chamber of commerce general manager, garage owner, face off in Ward 1”
Advocate hosts ‘Empty Seats,’ a panel discussion with Tracy Richardson, Maryam Monsef and Diane Therrien
The lack of women in public office takes centre stage in downtown Lindsay on July 7. A panel discussion in… Continue reading “Advocate hosts ‘Empty Seats,’ a panel discussion with Tracy Richardson, Maryam Monsef and Diane Therrien”
Stay free
I hoped it wouldn’t come to this. But in anticipation of not liking the results of October’s municipal election, I… Continue reading “Stay free”
$26,500 grant from the province benefits Lori’s Place Second Stage Housing
Recently, a representative from the office of MPP Laurie Scott formally congratulated the team at the Women’s Resources of Kawartha… Continue reading “$26,500 grant from the province benefits Lori’s Place Second Stage Housing”
Hill’s Florist still blooming after 80 years
When Percy Hill was a child he had polio, so his father built him a greenhouse so he had something… Continue reading “Hill’s Florist still blooming after 80 years”
Five Counties Children’s Centre marks another record-setting year
It may sound like a broken record, but how better to describe the all-time highs that Five Counties Children’s Centre… Continue reading “Five Counties Children’s Centre marks another record-setting year”
