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Provincial funding for emergency shelters in city

The Ontario government is providing an additional $1,981,681 in new provincial funding to help Kawartha Lakes and Haliburton County respond… Continue reading “Provincial funding for emergency shelters in city”

Jane Junkin: Volunteer gets back as much as she gives

“They are the heart and soul. Without their dedication, we wouldn’t be able to offer our programs.” That’s Graeme Morrison… Continue reading “Jane Junkin: Volunteer gets back as much as she gives”

‘Click & Connect’ for COVID-19 questions through health unit

There is now an easier way to have your questions about COVID-19 answered by your local public health agency. The… Continue reading “‘Click & Connect’ for COVID-19 questions through health unit”

Local acupuncturist sets up new clinic one year after COVID closed her down

Lori Mitchell’s acupuncture clinic in the Queen’s Square plaza on Russell Street West in Lindsay was one of the first… Continue reading “Local acupuncturist sets up new clinic one year after COVID closed her down”

Local man excited about possibility of outdoor rinks for hockey, skating

Allen Irvine grew up in Lindsay playing hockey every opportunity he could. Now, years later with children of his own,… Continue reading “Local man excited about possibility of outdoor rinks for hockey, skating”

Local man launches affordable digital marketing business 

Starting Point Digital Marketing has launched in Kawartha Lakes, gearing its offerings to small business owners looking for affordable, basic… Continue reading “Local man launches affordable digital marketing business “

Bowl for Kids Sake changes to Move for Kids Sake during COVID

Bowl for Kids Sake has been part of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kawartha LakesHaliburton for 39 years. This year… Continue reading “Bowl for Kids Sake changes to Move for Kids Sake during COVID”