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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.
What’s on the Peterborough City Council agenda for August 26
Items for Monday night's general committee meeting include PATH's sleeping cabin project and a presentation by Peterborough's medical officer of health.
Study finds ‘no significant increase’ in noise from planned pickleball courts at Bonnerworth Park...
Consultant presented draft master plan and noise and traffic studies to two city advisory committees on Tuesday.
Bobcaygeon’s Globus Theatre presents ‘a girl-power comedy with balls’ from August 14 to 24
Norm Foster's touching comedy 'The Ladies Foursome' stars Sarah Quick, Elana Post, Melissa Morris, and Linette Doherty.
New draft plan for Peterborough’s Bonnerworth Park redevelopment has fewer pickleball courts, less parking,...
Public can comment on draft plan, which will be presented to two city committees on August 13.
Peterborough County to open new economic development and tourism office in Lakefield
Location in old post office will also be used by Peterborough and Kawarthas Chamber of Commerce and Community Futures Peterborough.
This year’s Perseid meteor shower peaks on August 11 and 12
Peterborough Astronomical Association is hosting a free public event on August 12 at Harold Town Conservation Area.
What’s on the Peterborough City Council agenda for August 6
Items for Tuesday night's general committee meeting include a new pedestrian crossover on Hunter Street at the Rotary Trail.
Here’s the performance schedule for the Peterborough Folk Festival on August 17 and 18
Free-admission festival weekend at Nicholls Oval Park features 29 performers on three stages, a vendor village, children's village, food village, and more.
Curve Lake First Nation’s Sarah Lewis a top-three finalist for Miss Indigenous Canada
Lewis was selected second runner-up to winner Jessica McKenzie of Opaskwayak Cree Nation at July 27 event.
New exhibit explores ‘Anne of Green Gables’ author’s connection to Kawartha Lakes
'Call Me Maud' exhibit in Lindsay takes place during 150th anniversary of Lucy Maud Montgomery's birth.
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