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Peterborough Police Service headquarters on Water Street in downtown Peterborough. (Photo: Pat Trudeau)

Peterborough police officer facing charges of breach of trust and possession of stolen property

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Ontario Provincial Police identifies accused officer as 27-year-old Mackenzie Rogers of Peterborough.
Three diverse people sitting at a boardroom table. (Stock photo)

New micro-credential program for managing nonprofits now available at Trent University

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10-course program running September to June was developed in partnership with Community Foundations of Kawartha Lakes and Greater Peterborough.
A Peterborough police car with lights flashing at night. (Photo: Peterborough Police Service)

29-year-old Peterborough man charged with attempted murder in connection with hit-and-run incident

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A cyclist was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle in a downtown Peterborough parking lot early Wednesday morning.
The collective philanthropy group 100 Men Kawartha Lakes held its third meeting of the year on September 5, 2024 at Boston Pizza in Lindsay, where the group raised $15,000 to donate to three local charities, with Soroptimist International Kawartha Lakes receiving $13,000 and the Lindsay District Sports Hall of Fame and Lindsay Montessori Preschool each receiving $1,000. (Photo courtesy of 100 Men Kawartha Lakes)

100 Men Kawartha Lakes donates $15,000 to three local charities

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Soroptimist International Kawartha Lakes received $13,000 and Lindsay District Sports Hall of Fame and Lindsay Montessori Preschool each received $1,000.
Windsor's KISS tribute band Destroyer (Moe Rotondi as "The Demon", Mike Moodrey as "The Spaceman", Ian Kurz as "The Starchild", and Chad Walls as "The Catman") has performed more than 1,400 live shows over 30 years. They are playing at an all-ages show on Saturday night at The Venue in downtown Peterborough in support of the not-for-profit mental health and addiction treatment organization Right to Heal PTBO. (Photo: Jim Ziegler)

nightlifeNOW – September 5 to 11

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Featuring live music listings at pubs and restaurants in Peterborough and the greater Kawarthas region.
The Port Hope police station at 55 Fox Road in Port Hope. (Photo: Port Hope Police Service)

Grade 8 teacher at St. Anthony’s Catholic School in Port Hope facing 18 sexual...

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Previously charged with sexual assault and interference, Kelly-Anne Jennings facing 16 additional charges in relation to three former students.
Flying Colours Corp. at the Peterborough Airport specializes in maintaining, refurbishing, and overhauling business jets. The company offers many opportunities for those with trade experience and backgrounds, from carpentry and interior design to painters and installation specialists. For some roles, Flying Colours Corp. will train those who are willing to join a dynamic business. (Photo: Flying Colours Corp.)

Flying Colours Corp. attracts a skilled and friendly workforce for its aerospace business at...

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As expansion continues, the international aviation services company welcomes mechanics, painters, upholsterers, carpenters, metalworkers, technical drawers, and engineers.
Kenner Collegiate Vocational Institute in Peterborough is one of 32 schools across Canada receiving $320,000 in funding from the MusiCounts Slaight Family Innovation Fund, which provides grants for culturally relevant or technology-forward approaches to music education that exist outside of mainstream practice, as well as contemporary music making. (Photo: Drew Patrick Miller)

Peterborough’s Kenner CVI one of 74 schools across Canada receiving MusiCounts funding

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MusiCounts Slaight Family Innovation Fund supports culturally relevant or technology-forward approaches to music education.
The Lindsay Exhibition (LEX) is celebrating its 170th anniversary from September 14 to 22, 2024 with agricultural events along with attractions and entertainment for the entire family at the Lindsay Agricultural Society Fairgrounds. (Photo courtesy of Lindsay Agricultural Society)

Lindsay Exhibition celebrates its 170th anniversary from September 14 to 22

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Annual agricultural fall fair kicks off on September 14 and 15 featuring a family weekend, with a midway running daily starting September 18.
A flower with frost on it

Frost advisory in effect for northern Kawarthas region overnight Monday

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Ground temperatures expected to drop to near zero into early Tuesday morning.
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