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Bruce Head is kawarthaNOW.com's managing editor, chief technical officer, and a contributing writer. If he has any spare time, he enjoys songwriting, playing acoustic guitar, and taking photos of Cait the border collie.
Expanding the vocabulary in crime reports: "perspicacious" and "sagacious" are two of the erudite word choices that appeared in Peterborough Police Service media releases over the holidays

Reporting crime becomes a little more literary in Peterborough

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Media releases from the Peterborough Police Service see a vocabulary boost over the holidays
August saw our highest reader traffic of 2016, and unfortunately it wasn't for good news. On August 16th, we reported on the death of Peterborough's much-loved Erica Cherney and, on the same day, we broke the tragic news of the death of Dr. Judith Buys of Cornerstone Family Dentistry in Peterborough, who succumbed to injuries she suffered after an accidental explosion at a cottage she and her husband were visiting. (Photo: Judith Buys / Facebook)

The good and the bad of 2016 in Peterborough & The Kawarthas

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More than 230 (mainly good) stories and events we covered in the past year.
Museum supporters celebrate The Canadian Canoe Museum's purchase of a Mercedes Benz van, which will also include a vehicle wrap by Commercial Press & Design, a trailer hitch, and a 20' enclosed trailer (photo: Jessica Fleury / The Canadian Canoe Museum)

New van is early Christmas gift for The Canadian Canoe Museum

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After museum loses out on Aviva funding, supporters came together to raise funds for van and equipment.
Willie P. Bennett, pictured here in the 1970s, would have been 65 years old today. He died from a heart attack in his Peterborough home in 2008. (photo: Willie P. Legacy project)

A birthday love letter to Willie P. Bennett from Peterborough

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One of Canada's greatest songwriters would have been 65 years old today.
A 2013 concept design for the Parkway bridge crossing Jackson Park, as visualized by AECOM, the consultant hired by the City of Peterborough to complete the Parkway Corridor Class Environmental Assessment. The idea of a highway bridge cutting across greenspace was a rallying point for opposition to the project. (Graphic: AECOM)

Is Peterborough’s Parkway finally dead?

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Ontario government requires City of Peterborough to complete a full environmental assessment of proposed highway project
Edmonton artist Jill Stanton on the scissor lift under the Hunter St. Bridge in Peterborough. After completing a pencil outline, she has begun to paint her bloodroot mural design. (Photo: Bruce Head / kawarthaNOW)

Edmonton artist Jill Stanton painting second Hunter St. bridge mural in Peterborough

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Stanton's bloodroot-themed design expected to be completed by September.
Bahamas (aka Afie Jurvanen) will kick off the 2016 Peterborough Folk Festival weekend with a ticketed kick-off concert at Showplace Performance Centre on Friday, August 19 (publicity photo)

Bahamas to kick off Peterborough Folk Festival along with local emerging artist Nick Procyshyn

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Two days of free concerts in August also feature Born Ruffians, Royal Wood, Craig Cardiff, and a roster of local musicians.
Summer is synonymous with beer, and the return of the Kawartha Craft Beer Festival in June is one sure sign summer is on the way (photo: Linda McIlwain / kawarthaNOW)

Eight sure signs summer is coming to The Kawarthas

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BBQ, cafes, farmers' markets, outdoor music, drive-ins, camping, beer, and more.
Hugh Thompson as Len Jacobsen and Stephan James as Mattie Slaughter in Across The Line (photo: Samy Inayeh)

Acclaimed racial drama Across The Line screens at the Market Hall on April 16

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A71 Entertainment's Chad Maker and Kirk Comrie bring another big-screen indie film to Peterborough.
Aleks Paunovic as Lee and Marie Avgeropoulos as Cheryl in the Canadian indie adventure-thriller "Numb", which screens at the Market Hall in Peterborough on March 23 (photo: Jan Kiesser)

Peterborough natives bring indie thriller Numb to the Market Hall on March 23

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A71 Entertainment's Chad Maker and Kirk Comrie shine the spotlight on talented Canadian filmmakers.
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