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City calling back most laid-off staff; more dumps to re-open
Mayor Andy Letham and CAO Ron Taylor confirmed recently that the bulk of city staff laid off in April will… Continue reading “City calling back most laid-off staff; more dumps to re-open”
RMH to receive 5 per cent increase in funding from province
Ross Memorial Hospital will higher annualized funding, according to a press release from the province. “This investment provides a five… Continue reading “RMH to receive 5 per cent increase in funding from province”
Richardson pushes for city bylaws on grow-ops
Ward Eight councillor Tracy Richardson took centre stage this week pushing aggressively for city bylaws to be created as soon… Continue reading “Richardson pushes for city bylaws on grow-ops”
Local state of emergency to continue; CAO in charge until end of summer
Council has voted to keep the local state of emergency going, given the province has extended their own to July… Continue reading “Local state of emergency to continue; CAO in charge until end of summer”
Coboconk Wellness Centre: Village area could see doctors, other health professionals
If ward one residents Jennifer Wilson and Ian Forster have their way, Coboconk and area will soon have its own… Continue reading “Coboconk Wellness Centre: Village area could see doctors, other health professionals”
Kawartha Lakes gets ready for Friday reopening of more services
Today, the Ontario government announced a long list of health units — including the Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health… Continue reading “Kawartha Lakes gets ready for Friday reopening of more services”
Got reading? Library ready to offer pick-up service
The Kawartha Lakes Public Library now offers pickup service at the Lindsay and Fenelon Falls branches. People will be able… Continue reading “Got reading? Library ready to offer pick-up service”
