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During a boil water advisory, all water used for human consumption (drinking, making baby food, mixing formula or fruit juices, ice, washing fruits and vegetables, or teeth brushing) should be boiled for at least one minute at a full, roiling boil. (Photo: Wikipedia)

Boil water advisory issued for residents of Norland in Kawartha Lakes

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Power outage at water treatment plant means advisory will be in effect for 'a few days'.
A flatbed truck travels down George Street in Peterborough as part of an illegal parade on December 11, 2021. (Screenshot of Twitter video)

Peterborough police lay more than a dozen Highway Traffic Act charges following Saturday’s illegal...

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Police say they are also investigating 'criminal offences' as a result of the event.
Heavy rain coming out of a downspout. (Stock photo0

Rainfall and wind warnings in effect Friday and Saturday for entire Kawarthas region

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25-35mm of rain expected late Friday into Saturday, with strong winds gusting up to 90 km/hr on Saturday.
Ontario health minister Christine Elliott announced a series of measures on December 10, 2021, intended to further encourage Ontarians to get vaccinated and to help limit the spread of COVID-19 and the omicron variant, including strenthening of proof of vaccination requirements, enhanced public health measures, and additional rapid antigen testing. (kawarthaNOW screenshot of CPAC video)

Ontario strengthens COVID-19 proof of vaccination requirements and expands booster dose eligibility

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As of January 4, vaccine certificates with QR codes will be required and those 18 and older become eligible for booster doses.
Through the Morton Family Foundation, Peterborough philanthropists David and Patricia Morton have donated $50,000 to YWCA's Haliburton Emergency Rural SafeSpace, which provides safe and supportive temporary accommodations for women, with and without children, who are fleeing abuse in Haliburton County. (Supplied photo)

David and Patricia Morton donate $50,000 to YWCA’s Haliburton Emergency Rural SafeSpace

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Second year in a row Peterborough philanthropist couple has donated $50,000 to support YWCA's services for women and children in Haliburton County,
Peterborough Police Service headquarters on Water Street in Peterborough. (Photo: Pat Trudeau)

‘Unsanctioned parades are dangerous’ say City of Peterborough and Peterborough police

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City and police issue joint statement about parade without a permit being promoted as taking place on Saturday.
Otonabee Conservation's "Your Metres Matter" fundraising campaign asks Peterborough residents to donate $50 to support the revitilization of one metre of the Jackson Creek Trail. With increased use of the trail now and in the future, the trail needs resurfacing and erosion repair. (Photo courtesy of Otonabee Conservation)

Help revitalize Peterborough’s Jackson Creek Trail one metre at a time

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Otonabee Conservation's 'Your Metres Matter' fundraising campaign also features a friendly competition for clubs, businesses, and workplaces.
Gabi Hintelmann (right), the second early bird winner of the Holiday Shopping Passport program in downtown Peterborough, with John Martin, owner of John Roberts Clothiers where she purchased some Christmas presents for her family. Hintelmann will use her $500 Boro gift card to purchase toys from The Toy Shop to donate to YWCA Peterborough Haliburton. (Photo courtesy of The Boro / Peterborough DBIA)

In the spirit of the season, Gabi Hintelmann to donate her $500 reward for...

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Final Holiday Shopping Passport $500 early bird draw takes place on December 15, with $1,500 grand prize draw on January 12.
Toronto psychedelic power rockers The Reed Effect, who released their latest record "1973" this year, are performing at The Red Dog in downtown Peterborough on Saturday, December 11th with Peterborough bands Burning Bridges, Skinwalker Collective, and Kippers. (Photo courtesy of The Reed Effect)

nightlifeNOW – December 9 to 15

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Featuring live music listings at pubs and restaurants in Peterborough and the greater Kawarthas region
Car on flooded road during heavy rain

Heavy rain and strong winds coming to Kawarthas region Friday night into Saturday night

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Rainfall amounts of 25-45mm possible by Saturday night, with wind gusts up to 70 km/h Saturday afternoon.
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