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School bus stop sign

Nearly 40 school bus routes, including several in the Kawarthas, cancelled for Monday due...

Student Transportation Services of Central Ontario warns families disruptions may be a daily occurrence in coming weeks.
Lucy, a husky-hound mix, was stolen from a Park Street home in Peterborough on September 10, 2020. (Police-supplied photo)

Peterborough police seeking stolen dog named Lucy

Husky-hound mix was taken from a home on Park Street in Peterborough on September 10,
Ontario Premier Doug Ford comments on the 213 new COVID-19 cases reported in the province on September 11, 2020, at a media conference with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during a groundbreaking ceremony for the Côté Gold Project in Gogama. (Screenshot)

Ontario reports 213 new COVID-19 cases, the largest daily increase since June

No new cases in Peterborough, Kawartha Lakes, Northumberland, Haliburton, or Prince Edward and Hastings counties.
Frost on the leaves of a plant. (Stock photo)

Another frost advisory in effect for Haliburton and Hastings counties overnight Friday

Patchy frost likely overnight with temperatures dropping to near zero by early morning.

Ontario now providing updates on COVID-19 cases in schools and child care centres

New government web page, updated on weekdays, lists both child and staff cases.
On September 10, 2020, Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock MPP Laurie Scott (third from left) announced $225,032 in funding from the Ontario government for the "Filling the Gap" project at VCCS Employment Services Inc. in Lindsay. Also pictured are VCCS staff members (from left to right) Kelly Hayes, Dawn McColl, executive director Brenda Roxburgh, Nicole Holden, and Kate Duchene. (Photo courtesy of the office of Laurie Scott)

VCCS Employment Services Inc. in Lindsay receives $225,032 in provincial funding

Funds will support non-profit agency's 'Filling the Gap' project to connect job seekers and employers in Kawartha Lakes and Peterborough.
"I'm lucky to have a full-time job that I can do from home, but that leaves very little energy for my artistic practice." - Elisha Rubacha, Writer and Publisher / "Everything on my horizon was cancelled, including launches for my first trade book. I am currently working on creative ways to continue to disseminate the work of local poets to the Peterborough arts community." - Justin Million, Poet (Photo: Julie Gagne)

The Essential Project: writer and publisher Elisha Rubacha and poet Justin Million

A visual documentation by photographer Julie Gagne of how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected Peterborough artists and arts organizations.
A flower with frost on it

Frost advisory in effect Thursday overnight in Haliburton and Hastings counties

Temperatures will drop to near or below freezing as skies clear overnight.

New technology at Peterborough’s drive-through COVID-19 clinic makes testing process faster and more accurate

Clinic first in Ontario to use handheld devices for automation of laboratory requisitions.
Edwin Binney's Community Garden in Lindsay, an initiative of United Way for the City of Kawartha Lakes, Fleming College, and Crayola Canada, has already harvested and donated 5,944 pounds of produce in 2020 to 10 local food banks and 11 non-profit organizations. (Photo courtesy of United Way CKL)

Edwin Binney’s Community Garden in Lindsay has already donated over 5,900 lbs of produce...

Initiative of United Way, Fleming College, and Crayola Canada on track to double last year's harvest.

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