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Efforts are under way to bring a Ukrainian family displaced by the war in their country to Lindsay.

If not for the entire staff and a half-dozen-at-most audience members wearing masks, this might seem like any pre-2020 comedy night.

Kawartha Lakes Police Service is the recipient of provincial funding, according to a media release from local MPP Laurie Scott’s office.

A brilliant sunrise decks the skies over Lindsay one spring morning 60, 70 or 80 years ago as the rhythmic clip-clop-clip-clop of horse hooves reverberates a quiet residential avenue.

Everyone is invited to Jump In and celebrate Earth Week 2022 in Kawartha Lakes.

For the third straight year, residents in the Coboconk area will be jumping in the lake in support of the Summit Wellness Centre.

She can breathe fire, save horses and is a sought-after burlesque dancer. Oh, and she once jumped from a plane with a tiny Russian man on her back. But we’ll get to the tedium a bit later.