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School board trustee wonders why teachers are not a priority for COVID vaccines
As far as trustee Gary Brohman is concerned, staff working in Trillium Lakelands District School Board schools are essential workers… Continue reading “School board trustee wonders why teachers are not a priority for COVID vaccines”
Kawartha Winter Festival on the horizon for 2022
When Dave Robinson thinks of the Nordic nations and their people, he thinks of winter done right with lots of… Continue reading “Kawartha Winter Festival on the horizon for 2022”
Beekeeper says his job creates a lot of buzz, especially during COVID
For most people, spring means the usual seasonal transitions, like planting new seeds and storing away the heavy coats. For… Continue reading “Beekeeper says his job creates a lot of buzz, especially during COVID”
Dunn provides off-road vehicles task force update to council
Councillor Pat Dunn, who serves as chair of the Off-Road Vehicles Task Force, was asked by Mayor Andy Letham to… Continue reading “Dunn provides off-road vehicles task force update to council”
Urban design award won by city staff member for Logie Park
Logie Park continues to impress. Mayor Andy Letham reported that the Ontario Parks Association has recognized city staffer Jenn Johnson for… Continue reading “Urban design award won by city staff member for Logie Park”
Cram-a-Cruiser this weekend at Loblaws to help Food Source
Kawartha Lakes Food Source is excited for this Saturday March 27 Cram-a-Cruiser event. In honour of the Loblaws Company National… Continue reading “Cram-a-Cruiser this weekend at Loblaws to help Food Source”
Lindsay Axe Club gutted by COVID, will close end of April
The Lindsay Axe Club is the latest local business casualty of the coronavirus and its variants. Opened in the winter… Continue reading “Lindsay Axe Club gutted by COVID, will close end of April”
