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Bruce Head is kawarthaNOW's managing editor, events editor, chief technical officer, and a contributing writer. Outside of work, he enjoys songwriting, playing guitar, and spending time with Cait the border collie.
Construction begins on new $50-million Kawartha Lakes Paramedic Service headquarters in Lindsay
Purpose-built facility at 230 Angeline Street South will consolidate seven existing paramedic locations, with completion targeted for 2028.
Peterborough city council backs continued child care subsidies for workers during lawful strikes
General committee votes 8-2 to expedite review of city policy after subsidy concerns raised by striking Community Living Trent Highlands workers.
Peterborough’s economic development progress draws praise and scrutiny from councillors
At its first meeting since June, council endorses staff update while questioning reporting gaps, international travel, and support for local businesses.
Belfast-born actor brings her authentic Northern Irish voice to Globus Theatre’s production of ‘Fly...
Melee Hutton and Sarah Evans are underpaid community carers who face a moral dilemma in Marie Jones' dark comedy running in Bobcaygeon from August 5 to 15.
Retro housewives confront modern expectations in interactive Globus Theatre comedy
Award-winning improvisers Diana Frances and Karen Parker return to Bobcaygeon for three performances of 'Leave it to Cleavage' from July 30 to August 1.
Peterborough County accuses city of violating confidentiality agreement over regional growth talks
Warden Bonnie Clark says the city's public announcement following the first provincially facilitated meeting risks undermining the collaborative process.
Demolition has begun at Mark Street United Church site as 17-storey East City project...
Removal of the 1957 Christian Education Centre is clearing the way for a controversial 205-unit high-rise approved by Peterborough city council last September.
Julian Taylor returns to Peterborough in September to headline benefit concert for grieving families
Also featuring local performers, 'Where Light Grows' on September 13 at Market Hall will raise funds for Camp Kerry Ontario's family bereavement retreat program.
Sherry Senis announces she will not be seeking re-election as Selwyn Township mayor
Senis has served 20 years on Selwyn Township council, including two terms as Smith Ward councillor and two terms as deputy mayor.
Woodward plant closure deals another blow to Peterborough’s manufacturing sector
The company's decision to move production to Poland by 2027 will affect 165 employees, with Mayor Jeff Leal calling the news 'deeply disappointing'.
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