Community
Service clubs continue to seek new members to stay relevant for community
Mike Puffer recalls how when he joined the Rotary Club of Lindsay in 2018, the chapter had almost 40 members…. Continue reading “Service clubs continue to seek new members to stay relevant for community”
City councillor’s son killed in ATV accident
Ron Ashmore says his son, ‘had such a great future ahead of him’
Kawartha Lakes City Councillor Ron Ashmore has lost his second-eldest son, Michael Ashmore, 29, who was killed in an ATV… Continue reading “City councillor’s son killed in ATV accident”
ATV accident claims life of 29-year-old man
A 29-year-old man is dead after a serious ATV collision on Snug Harbour Road. On Jan. 18, at approximately 7… Continue reading “ATV accident claims life of 29-year-old man”
Delving into the drifts: Snow removal throughout history
Just in Time local history series
It is an early winter morning when a low rumbling noise in the distance wakens early risers from their slumber…. Continue reading “Delving into the drifts: Snow removal throughout history”
Unique careers offer opportunities for local residents to thrive
A taxidermist, a fish farmer, and a horse therapist walk into a bar… this scenario, though a great set-up for… Continue reading “Unique careers offer opportunities for local residents to thrive”
Ross Memorial Hospital team member gives birth to first baby of 2025
“This completes our family,” says Lydia Schmid and Steve Burbine of Lindsay. Lydia, who works in Environmental Support Services at… Continue reading “Ross Memorial Hospital team member gives birth to first baby of 2025”
Too much stuff
One persons collectible may be another person’s junk, but many of us are just running out of room.
Our homes are twice the size as in the 1970s and our families are smaller. Despite this, our houses, basements,… Continue reading “Too much stuff”
