Stories by Jamie Morris
Santosh Patel: Putting down roots in Kawartha Lakes
Lining Lindsay’s Victoria Avenue boulevard are 110 trees, all planted in 1997 when Lindsay was named a Green Streets Canada Community by the Tree Canada foundation. Of the six species chosen, some flower and fruit, some have fall colour, all are hardy, trouble-free and of modest size. Ideal choices for a town street. Ideal for my small backyard, too, I’m thinking, as replacement for a cankered dogwood. Sourcing the trees takes me to Santosh Patel, the owner of Rockwood Forest Nurseries, which is located roughly midway between Lindsay and Fenelon Falls and open April through November.
By Jamie Morris · May 15, 2021
Lindsay's Nate Copeland on the struggle to become his true self
By Jamie Morris · April 14, 2021
Citizen of the Year, Terry Foster, walks to help others
By Jamie Morris · February 05, 2021
Fleming College attracts man escaping oppressive Cameroon government
By Jamie Morris · January 22, 2021
Christmas trees are all-year business for local family
By Jamie Morris · December 12, 2020
Downtown Lindsay’s Ironman steels himself to ride out COVID
By Jamie Morris · November 22, 2020
Stoddart Funeral Home manager has known since age 13 what path she’d take
By Jamie Morris · October 09, 2020
Nigerian family finds local area welcoming as they seek new opportunities
By Jamie Morris · September 21, 2020
A minimalist life: Aube family trades work stress and possessions for experiences
By Jamie Morris · September 14, 2020
Fireworks specialist and balloon artist’s optimism can’t be burst
By Jamie Morris · August 28, 2020
A lawyer digs deep with new book on 'the law of dead bodies'
By Jamie Morris · July 27, 2020
Need a break? Boys & Girls Club summer camps are ready to go
By Jamie Morris · July 05, 2020
‘An outdoor grocery store:’ Lindsay Farmers Market re-opens
By Jamie Morris · May 31, 2020