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Strong demand for arenas: Council to open six venues starting mid-August

At the July 28 Council meeting, Ron Taylor, CAO, provided a presentation to council summarizing the City’s response to the… Continue reading “Strong demand for arenas: Council to open six venues starting mid-August”

A thousand pounds of produce donated by Edwin Binney’s Community Garden

United Way for the City of Kawartha Lakes is proud to announce that as of Monday, July 28, Edwin Binney’s… Continue reading “A thousand pounds of produce donated by Edwin Binney’s Community Garden”

Are we masking up? Lindsay pharmacist says ‘yes’

Just prior to the local health unit’s mandating of masks in mid-July, the grumbling seemed deafening – from consumers, but… Continue reading “Are we masking up? Lindsay pharmacist says ‘yes’”

Coboconk-Norland Chamber begins fundraising for new wellness centre

The Coboconk, Norland and Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to begin fundraising for the new wellness centre to be… Continue reading “Coboconk-Norland Chamber begins fundraising for new wellness centre”

Ross Memorial Hospital laboratory accredited for quality, competence, safety

The laboratory at Ross Memorial Hospital has once again been accredited by the Institute for Quality Management in Healthcare. The… Continue reading “Ross Memorial Hospital laboratory accredited for quality, competence, safety”

Police looking for this man after woman robbed

On July 26 at approximately 6:30 a.m., a woman who was walking in the area of Kent Street West in… Continue reading “Police looking for this man after woman robbed”

A lawyer digs deep with new book on 'the law of dead bodies'

A lawyer digs deep with new book on ‘the law of dead bodies’

It should come as no surprise that when Jason Ward publishes a book it would be on the law of… Continue reading “A lawyer digs deep with new book on ‘the law of dead bodies’”