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Do Millennials in Lindsay lack a good worth ethic?

Local community leader offers leadership course by Zoom

Local community leader Mike Perry is offering an internet-based course on how to lead more effectively in the face of… Continue reading “Local community leader offers leadership course by Zoom”

Asymptomatic testing coming to area schools

COVID-19 virtual town hall with local health leaders

On June 11 from 11 a.m. to Noon leaders from across Kawartha Lakes will present a virtual town hall, focused… Continue reading “COVID-19 virtual town hall with local health leaders”

Students can begin retrieving personal belongings from schools

Students will get one last look at their schools, if needed, as Trillium Lakelands District School Board moved to give… Continue reading “Students can begin retrieving personal belongings from schools”

Kitchen says he used the name ‘City of Kawartha Lakes’ to attract investment,

City pivots on how it might eliminate deficit

In less than 24 hours Mayor Andy Letham and CAO Ron Taylor appear to have changed tack on the best… Continue reading “City pivots on how it might eliminate deficit”

‘An outdoor grocery store:’ Lindsay Farmers Market re-opens

The tone for customers of the newly-opened Lindsay Farmers Market was set by a hand-lettered scene at the single entry-point,… Continue reading “‘An outdoor grocery store:’ Lindsay Farmers Market re-opens”

43 local households in need of affordable rental housing

Hope Lee, manager of housing for Kawartha Lakes and Haliburton, says 43 households are looking for full-time, affordable rental housing… Continue reading “43 local households in need of affordable rental housing”

Bobcaygeon Kinettes are heroes at heart

For 24 years, the Kinette Club of Bobcaygeon has been performing good deeds for good causes. As part of the… Continue reading “Bobcaygeon Kinettes are heroes at heart”