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Kawartha Lakes police arrest 29-year-old Lindsay man for attempted murder
Man who was violating four probation orders accused of stabbing 52-year-old man in head, with victim in critical condition.
Winter weather travel advisory in effect for Kawarthas region Thursday
Icy and slippery conditions will begin after midnight with 2-10 cm of snow possible by Thursday evening.
56 women nominated for inaugural Luminary Awards for Women in Business
Peterborough and the Kawarthas Chamber of Commerce announces nominees in five award categories, with awards luncheon set for May 8.
48-year-old Havelock woman charged in connection to weapons incident at Campbellford high school
Police seized multiple firearms, ammunition, and other weapons from home of 15-year-old boy who was charged in February 25 incident.
Peterborough Kinsmen Club hands out gift certificates in downtown grocery stores
As part of annual Kin Kindness Day on February 22, members distributed 160 gift certificates worth a total of $4,000.
Peterborough residents Joe Rees and Hillary Flood join Regional Tourism Organization 8
Rees will lead the Acceler8 tourism business mentorship program and Flood will facilitate GreenStep Destination Certification for Kawarthas Northumberland.
Significant rainfall and mild temperatures coming to the Kawarthas region on Wednesday
15-25 mm of rain combined with melting snow may lead to localized flooding and water pooling on roads.
41-year-old Cobourg man charged with first-degree murder
Police responded on Sunday morning to Cobourg apartment building where a person was found dead.
Seven residents displaced after Saturday afternoon fire at Golden Plough Lodge in Cobourg
No one was injured after fire in a resident's room at the long-term care facility, but other rooms were affected by smoke and water damage.
Police discover grenade in Bobcaygeon home after responding to a dispute call Wednesday afternoon
Elderly man was taken into custody while nearby residents were evacuated and an elementary school was briefly placed on a hold and secure,

































