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What’s open and closed over Christmas and New Year’s 2018

What’s open and closed over Christmas and New Year’s 2018

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Holiday hours for 257 selected businesses, organizations, and services across the Kawarthas.
A white-tailed deer at the Cation Wildlife Preserve, one of many species of wildlife that use the 669-acre property as a natural corridor. Now that David and Sharon Cation have donated the property to Kawartha Land Trust, it will be protected in perpetuity from the kind of development over the last century that saw its old-growth forest destroyed and a reduction of the area's biodiversity. (Photo: KLT volunteer Andy Holden)

New wildlife preserve with public trails opens near Coboconk

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David and Sharon Cation have donated their 669-acre property to Kawartha Land Trust to ensure its future protection.
The Weber Brothers (Ryan Browne, Sam Weber, Ryan Weber, Marcus Browne, and Emily Burgess) are performing a Christmas show at The Red Dog in Peterborough on Friday, December 21st, with a portion of proceeds going to Warming Room Community Ministries. (Publicity photo)

nightlifeNOW – December 20 to 26

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Live music listings at pubs and clubs in Peterborough and The Kawarthas for the week of Thursday, December 20 to Wednesday, December 26.
17-year-old Anthony from Lindsay is now receiving cancer treatment closer to home at Peterborough Regional Health Centre (PRHC), allowing him to stay home with his family and continue to hang out with his friends. Your donations to the PRHC Foundation this holiday season will help purchase additional specialized equipment and technology needed for PRHC's new pediatric oncology clinic. (Photo: Jeremy Kelly)

How community donations helps kids like Anthony get the cancer care they need closer...

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The fifth in our five-part series from the Peterborough Regional Health Centre Foundation.
Peterborough Petes' forward Liam Kirk (14), pictured at a game against the Hamilton Bulldogs, has been featured in The New York Times. (Photo: CHL Images)

Peterborough Petes’ Liam Kirk featured in The New York Times

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18 year old is first player born and fully trained in England to be chosen in the NHL draft.
Dave Wasyliw and Chris Thorsteinson of acclaimed country band Doc Walker, which has won multiple CCMAs as well as a Juno. The Manitoba-based band will be performing at the Market Hall in Peterborough on Wednesday, February 6, 2019. (Publicity photo)

Award-winning country band Doc Walker performs at Peterborough’s Market Hall on February 6

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Other upcoming concerts include Lee Harvey Osmond with Tom Wilson, Matt Mays, Whitehorse, Russell deCarle, and The Outside Track
The PRHC Foundation Mombassadors celebrate at their sold-out “Girls Night Out” event on May 10, 2018 to raise funds for a new Electronic Fetal Monitor for the Labour & Delivery Unit at Peterborough Regional Health Centre (PRHC). The Mombassadors, a group of women who all had their babies at PRHC, are encouraging you to donate to the PRHC Foundation this holiday season. (Supplied photo)

How community donations help save the lives of babies and keep families together

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The fourth in our five-part series from the Peterborough Regional Health Centre Foundation
Kawartha Land Trust staff embrace a tree on the newly protected Pine Ridge property near Omemee. Planted in 1801, this is the second-oldest white pine on the property owned by Bob and Mary Hartley, who have entered into a conservation easement agreement with Kawartha Land Trust to protect the property for future generations. (Photo courtesy of Kawartha Land Trust)

Newly protected property near Omemee contains the oldest trees in Kawartha Lakes

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Kawartha Land Trust enters into agreement with owners to protect the 44-acre Pine Ridge property.
Freezing rain on car

Freezing rain warning for Peterborough and Kawartha Lakes

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Patchy freezing rain will change over to rain this afternoon.
Peterborough City Hall is located at 500 George Street in downtown Peterborough. (Photo: Bruce Head / kawarthaNOW)

Only one day left to apply for citizen positions on City of Peterborough committees

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45 positions, most with a four-year term, are available on 13 boards and committees.
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