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Cambridge Street United’s noon hour concerts are back
Starting March 4, Cambridge Street United Church will be hosting its seventeenth annual noon hour concerts during Lent. The concerts… Continue reading “Cambridge Street United’s noon hour concerts are back”
Kinsmen Club: National day of Kindness with frozen meals for Food Source
The Kinsmen Club of Lindsay will be making of individual frozen meals with Kawartha Lakes Food Source overseeing. It is… Continue reading “Kinsmen Club: National day of Kindness with frozen meals for Food Source”
Does policy trump logic in city’s refusal to clear Kent Street sidewalks?
Take a walk in downtown Lindsay after a snowfall, especially early in the morning, and you might have problems negotiating… Continue reading “Does policy trump logic in city’s refusal to clear Kent Street sidewalks?”
Innovation cluster will add to a ‘growing and diverse economy’ in Kawartha Lakes
On February 11, the Innovation Cluster officially opened at 180 Kent Street West in Lindsay. An incubator for high growth… Continue reading “Innovation cluster will add to a ‘growing and diverse economy’ in Kawartha Lakes”
All schools, all grades, across Ontario to close for massive strike on 21st
All unions, all schools across Ontario are now bracing for a province-wide strike Friday Feb. 21. All elementary and secondary… Continue reading “All schools, all grades, across Ontario to close for massive strike on 21st”
Flower power: A dark and early drive with Sarah Hill
It’s 3:30 a.m. when the Hill’s Florist & Greenhouses van pulls up. Eleven years ago I climbed into the same… Continue reading “Flower power: A dark and early drive with Sarah Hill”
What’s up downtown? Time to show our retailers how much we support them
This is the time of year that seems like winter will never end. Since the rush of the holiday shoppers… Continue reading “What’s up downtown? Time to show our retailers how much we support them”
