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Eat, drink, and be merry while supporting the United Way
Third annual "Paint the Town Red" fundraiser takes place at 22 Peterborough restaurants on July 15.
Walk to help free women and children from violence
The annual YWCA Freedom Walk takes place May 2 at Nicholls Oval in Peterborough.
Mother and son are fighting cancer together
Donations to the PRHC Foundation help cancer patients receive expert, compassionate care close to home.
Peterborough SPEAKS – Phyllis Williams
Chief of Curve Lake First Nation one of six compelling and innovative people speaking at The Market Hall on April 15th.
Peterborough SPEAKS – Peer Christensen
Internationally acclaimed artist one of six compelling and innovative people speaking at The Market Hall on April 15th.
Organizers announce details about inaugural Peter Robinson Festival
Summer heritage and performing arts festival takes place on Civic Holiday long weekend.
Community donations dramatically change cardiac care in the Kawarthas
Donations allow PRHC's Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory, already saving lives, to purchase new state-of-the-art equipment.
Peterborough SPEAKS – John Boyko
Author and historian one of six compelling and innovative people speaking at The Market Hall on April 15th
Peterborough SPEAKS – Ann Douglas
Parenting expert and author one of six compelling and innovative people speaking at The Market Hall on April 15th
Love for Lydia receives immense outpouring of community support
Friends of Alan Black organize epic benefit concert for musician's granddaughter on March 22 at Showplace in Peterborough.
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