Kawartha Lakes Weekly
Don’t miss Women’s Day speaker at Flato Academy Theatre
Lindsay Advocate-hosted event will see actor Ayesha Mansur Gonsalves take the stage
International Women’s Day has always been about spotlighting courage, creativity, and the women who reshape the world in ways both… Continue reading “Don’t miss Women’s Day speaker at Flato Academy Theatre”
Pick the right fighter jet
Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar, Sigmund Freud supposedly said (but which there is no evidence for.) But it… Continue reading “Pick the right fighter jet”
New hotel opening soon
Best Western Plus will be opening this spring on Angeline Street in Lindsay next to the Days Inn. The hotels… Continue reading “New hotel opening soon”
Lettuce stand firm
It’s the middle of February, and all you want is a salad. Some romaine or mixed greens, celery for crunch,… Continue reading “Lettuce stand firm”
Vital Signs report presented to council on community well-being
'I think that the best outcome would be if the community gets quite involved working collectively to improve what this city is like.'
Representatives from the Kawartha Community Foundation (KCF) presented council with a “report card” on community well-being during a Feb. 10… Continue reading “Vital Signs report presented to council on community well-being”
Nursing home rally at Case Manor, Bobcaygeon, as cuts and layoffs announced
Sienna Living says patient care won't be affected
CUPE 3204 members rallied outside Case Manor in Bobcaygeon on Friday after unexpected layoffs and reduced hours were announced earlier… Continue reading “Nursing home rally at Case Manor, Bobcaygeon, as cuts and layoffs announced”
Customers left in the cold for more than a week
Superior Propane problems
As temperatures dropped at the end of January, scores of residents in Kawartha Lakes were left in the cold –… Continue reading “Customers left in the cold for more than a week”
