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Be prepared for flooding: City
Sandbags at the Burnt River Community Centre.

Hustle culture is centuries in the making, but we do have a choice
Did we ever stand a chance? We have gotten to a point where we feel the constant need to be busy.

Downtown revitalization plans producing results: Council report
In a presentation to committee of the whole, Carlie Arbour, community development officer for Kawartha Lakes, and Lynne Manning, chair of the downtown revitalization advisory committee, reported to council the significant positive changes that have occurred in Kawartha Lakes communities since the implementation of wide-ranging plans for downtown improvement in 2017.

Councillor and staff to meet with outdoor rink proponent
Before the city makes a final decision about rejecting the idea to construct an outdoor hockey arena in Lindsay, councillor Pat Dunn and possibly director of community services Craig Shanks would like to meet with Allen Irvine, the man who petitioned the city to consider such a project.

Heart of a servant: The life and legacy of Catherine ‘Kay’ Hawkins
Sometime in 1948, an unidentified photographer — probably a student enrolled at Lindsay Collegiate Institute — had more than a dozen members of the Victoria County buildings staff pose on the east steps of the county courthouse (now City Hall).

Small business spotlight in Kawartha Lakes
Diane Steven has played a role in launching many successful local entrepreneurs
The decision to take an entrepreneurial or small business path can be sparked for many reasons, including a paycheque that doesn’t go as far as it used to, a job that no longer challenges, or unexpected unemployment.

Decision on service club signs coming in early summer
Looking at signage in a more 'comprehensive' way to be discussed
A decision by city staff to potentially remove two “Welcome to Lindsay” signs that feature the crests of multiple community service groups, without a plan to replace them, was discussed at council on March 8.

