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Big Brothers Big Sisters presents four bands in event at Lindsay fairgrounds
Raising money for charitable organizations is a tough job in the best of times. During a pandemic when finances are… Continue reading “Big Brothers Big Sisters presents four bands in event at Lindsay fairgrounds”
James Barker to headline concert to Benefit Academy Theatre
The Academy Theatre is in serious trouble, according to a media release, and the theatre is hoping James Barker and… Continue reading “James Barker to headline concert to Benefit Academy Theatre”
Board adopts ‘octmesters’ — 22 straight, full days of same subject
On Aug. 20, education minister Stephen Lecce instructed all non-designated boards to plan for a blocked semester school day for… Continue reading “Board adopts ‘octmesters’ — 22 straight, full days of same subject”
Festival of Trees goes on via driving tour
The 23rd annual Kawartha Lakes Festival of Trees, held annually at Kawartha Settlers’ Village, will go forward in 2020, but… Continue reading “Festival of Trees goes on via driving tour”
Young recording artist doesn’t let Muscular Dystrophy slow his musical journey
When local recording artist, Caleb Frazier, describes music as a social media, it at first feels like he is minimizing… Continue reading “Young recording artist doesn’t let Muscular Dystrophy slow his musical journey”
Mayor talks budget, COVID planning; City gets $5 million from feds
Mayor Andy Letham shared with reporters at his weekly media scrum updates on many pressing municipal issues and an extensive… Continue reading “Mayor talks budget, COVID planning; City gets $5 million from feds”
Catholic principals join call for slower re-opening
The Catholic Principals Council of Ontario, representing administrators working for the Peterborough, Victoria, Northumberland and Clarington School Board, added their… Continue reading “Catholic principals join call for slower re-opening”
