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Logie Park mostly Canadian — except for the Texas-made climbing web
A made-in-U.S.A. sticker on a brand new piece of playground equipment purchased by the city for Lindsay’s Logie Street Park… Continue reading “Logie Park mostly Canadian — except for the Texas-made climbing web”
Downtown Lindsay’s Ironman steels himself to ride out COVID
Greg Nisbett was well into a 150-kilometre training ride on his carbon-fibre bicycle when he was caught in a flash… Continue reading “Downtown Lindsay’s Ironman steels himself to ride out COVID”
Support needed for local project to help women impacted by homelessness
Local resident Kerri Murphy is seeking support from the Kawartha Lakes Community in her efforts to reduce the feelings of… Continue reading “Support needed for local project to help women impacted by homelessness”
Pandemic or not, Victim Services is still here to help
Since the onset of COVID-19, members of the Ontario Network of Victim Service Providers (ONVSP) have seen an increase in… Continue reading “Pandemic or not, Victim Services is still here to help”
Free health and safety webinars being offered by WSIB
John Carr, health and safety excellence consultant with the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) will be presenting two free… Continue reading “Free health and safety webinars being offered by WSIB”
Support for holiday appeal aims to get new CT scanner for RMH
The past months have been challenging with the world in a state of constant change. What hasn’t changed is the… Continue reading “Support for holiday appeal aims to get new CT scanner for RMH”
Third annual Holiday Art Market is on now in Fenelon Falls
The third annual Holiday Art Market hosted by the Colborne Street Gallery presents itself as a way to celebrate the… Continue reading “Third annual Holiday Art Market is on now in Fenelon Falls”
