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Library board asks for bump in budget to move forward with new and ongoing projects
While 2020 has been a very challenging year for the Kawartha Lakes Public Library system, there are important changes on… Continue reading “Library board asks for bump in budget to move forward with new and ongoing projects”
Lindsay Downtown BIA asks for increase in 2021 funding
The Lindsay Downtown Business Improvement Association, representing approximately 150 businesses, made a presentation to Kawartha Lakes council asking for an… Continue reading “Lindsay Downtown BIA asks for increase in 2021 funding”
Kawartha Lakes Housing Corporation plans for an energy-efficient 2021
Hope Lee, chair of the Kawartha Lakes Housing Corporation, which is responsible for affordable housing in both Kawartha Lakes and… Continue reading “Kawartha Lakes Housing Corporation plans for an energy-efficient 2021”
City short more than 14 doctors for its needs, says KLHCI
Despite considerable efforts by the Kawartha Lakes Health Care Initiative (KLHCI), the city finds itself 14.5 family doctors short of… Continue reading “City short more than 14 doctors for its needs, says KLHCI”
KLPS requests 1.5 per cent increase from city as provincial grants drop
With less money available from the province because of cutbacks, Kawartha Lakes Police Service is looking for a hand from… Continue reading “KLPS requests 1.5 per cent increase from city as provincial grants drop”
The corner store: A neighbourhood institution
It’s a mild February afternoon 50 or 60 years ago. You are nine or 10 years old and are making… Continue reading “The corner store: A neighbourhood institution”
Citizen of the Year, Terry Foster, walks to help others
Good neighbours care, right? They help those in need. By this measure Terry Foster is a model neighbour, richly deserving… Continue reading “Citizen of the Year, Terry Foster, walks to help others”
