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Council approves ATV access in principle, details to come
Kawartha Lakes council got one step further to allowing ATVs access to a number of designated rural roads in the south of the city, and routes through Lindsay and Bobcaygeon — creating a united trail system for recreational vehicles running from the Ganaraska Forest all the way to Haliburton.
Jump in the Lake challenge raises more than $50,000 for Wellness Centre in Coboconk
The second annual Jump in the Lake Challenge on May 1 was an overwhelming success and raised over $50,000 for… Continue reading “Jump in the Lake challenge raises more than $50,000 for Wellness Centre in Coboconk”
Wanted: Farmers with innovative ideas – who need to money to make them happen
When Jack Roks sees the large towers where Mariposa Dairy puts its milk, he’s reminded of how a small, innovative… Continue reading “Wanted: Farmers with innovative ideas – who need to money to make them happen”
New mobile CT scanner arrives at RMH
Today, Ross Memorial Hospital marked an important milestone in the process of replacing the community’s CT scanner — the arrival… Continue reading “New mobile CT scanner arrives at RMH”
Popular local business owner’s death prompts outpouring of grief, good will
By William McGinn and Roderick Benns Local businessman and owner of Burns Bulk Foods, Dan Burns, died May 2 after… Continue reading “Popular local business owner’s death prompts outpouring of grief, good will”
Lively council meeting expected on ORV issue
The committee of the whole meeting on May 4 promises to be contentious as Kawartha Lakes City Council hears more… Continue reading “Lively council meeting expected on ORV issue”
TLDSB hopes to know what next school year will be like in late May
Director of Education for the Trillium Lakelands District School Board, Wes Hahn, told trustees that he expects to have much… Continue reading “TLDSB hopes to know what next school year will be like in late May”
