News Briefs

The Lindsay Skating Club is celebrating a major milestone with some Olympic-level talent.

The male is described as: 70-80 years old, white, tall, thin build, long beard, wearing a brown work style coat (Tough Duck or Carhartt), knitted toque, not wearing pants.

The Kawartha Lakes Police Service is investigating the theft of video game cartridges valued at approximately $5000, from a Kent… Continue reading “Video game theft from Kent Street West business”

The Community Services Recovery Fund is a one-time investment of $400 million that will help charities, non-profits and Indigenous Governing Bodies to acquire the tools they need to adapt and modernize.

For 30 years, the members of the Royal Canadian Legion Bobcaygeon Branch 239 have generously supported priority needs at the Ross Memorial Hospital.

On Thursday Dec. 15, Kawartha Lakes Police received information regarding mischief to multiple planters on Kent Street West in downtown Lindsay.

On Dec 8th, the United Way CKL women’s group, United Women Helping Others (UWHO) awarded A Place Called Home with… Continue reading “United Women Helping Others helps homeless shelter”