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Elmslie reflects on growth, challenges as he prepares to leave mayor’s office
Doug Elmslie says “different people will have different opinions” when reflecting on his term as Kawartha Lakes’ mayor. But as… Continue reading “Elmslie reflects on growth, challenges as he prepares to leave mayor’s office”
More than a building: growing a community of support at the HUB
Since opening the doors of the Community Integrated Care HUB at 22 Peel Street in Lindsay this spring, we have… Continue reading “More than a building: growing a community of support at the HUB”
17-year-old male from Lindsay arrested in connection with stabbing incident
Through their investigation, members of the Kawartha Lakes Police Service Criminal Investigation Branch identified the individual responsible for a recent… Continue reading “17-year-old male from Lindsay arrested in connection with stabbing incident”
Ashmore outlines priorities in Kawartha Lakes mayoral bid
Ron Ashmore says he wants to be Kawartha Lakes’ next mayor because he believes council needs to put more power… Continue reading “Ashmore outlines priorities in Kawartha Lakes mayoral bid”
100 Men of Kawartha Lakes awards $17,000 to local charities
100 Men of Kawartha Lakes is inviting new members to join its next quarterly meeting on Friday, Dec. 4, at… Continue reading “100 Men of Kawartha Lakes awards $17,000 to local charities”
Five Counties Children’s Centre is bringing All-o-ween to Lindsay
It’s all-in for All-o-ween, as a popular inclusive trick-or-treating experience for kids of all abilities returns to Lindsay for a… Continue reading “Five Counties Children’s Centre is bringing All-o-ween to Lindsay”
Woman injured in Logie Street stabbing; police seeking witnesses
On Sept. 30, just before 5 p.m., the Kawartha Lakes Police Service responded to a report of a stabbing at… Continue reading “Woman injured in Logie Street stabbing; police seeking witnesses”
