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Board finds needed $2 million in estimated teacher sick leave
As the Trillium Lakelands District School Board grapples with a $2 million funding shortfall in expected revenues, it found the… Continue reading “Board finds needed $2 million in estimated teacher sick leave”
Re-Launch party for Ballroom Beauty
Ballroom Beauty Recycled Formal Wear has moved. The public is invited to their Re-Launch Party on Sept. 13 from 5 pm… Continue reading “Re-Launch party for Ballroom Beauty”
Local man draws attention to ‘awful’ litter near Rainbow Bridge in Lindsay
Jason Brain is by no means the first local resident to be dismayed by litter in our community and take… Continue reading “Local man draws attention to ‘awful’ litter near Rainbow Bridge in Lindsay”
Health Coalition organizes meetings to talk about proposed merger’s impact
Citizens concerned about the impact of the proposed ‘integration’ of the Ross Memorial Hospital and the Peterborough Regional Health Centre… Continue reading “Health Coalition organizes meetings to talk about proposed merger’s impact”
Kawartha Lakes Sport and Rec seeks nominees for volunteer awards
Looking for a way to recognize that coach, trainer or volunteer that makes a difference in your community or child’s… Continue reading “Kawartha Lakes Sport and Rec seeks nominees for volunteer awards”
Letham signs joint letter requesting Feds take over Basic Income Pilot
City of Kawartha Lakes Mayor Andy Letham, Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger along with Chris Friel, Mayor of Brantford, and Keith… Continue reading “Letham signs joint letter requesting Feds take over Basic Income Pilot”
Independent coffee shop has become vibrant community hub
On any given day it’s easy to see the City’s business getting done. No, we’re not at City Hall right… Continue reading “Independent coffee shop has become vibrant community hub”
