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A Peterborough Transit bus in front of a transit stop. (Photo: City of Peterborough)

Transit strike in Peterborough averted after workers ratify three-year contract with city

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On Saturday, union local members voted 87% in favour of agreement that had been unanimously endorsed by the local's executive board.
Paul Harris Fellows Rob Steinman, Michelle Patton Horner, Scott Murison and Kieran Andrews, Robert Smith, and Dave Morello, with Rotary district governor Juanita Hodgson and Kawartha Rotary president Paul Landau looking on. Paul Harris Fellow Chloë Black was not present to accept her recognition for international service as she is currently in Ukraine, and her father Alan Black was unable to accept the honour on her behalf due to illness. (Photo courtesy of Rotary Club of Peterborough Kawartha)

Rotary Club of Peterborough Kawartha recognizes seven Paul Harris Fellows

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Dave Morello, Chloë Black, Scott Murison and Kieran Andrews, Michelle Patton Horner, Rob Steinman, and Robert Smith each received Rotary's highest recognition.
Maisie, one of the 6,200 children and youth served by Five Counties Children's Centre in the past year, helps display a sign the charitable organization serving children with special needs in the greater Kawarthas region will hang in the waiting area of its Peterborough location in recognition of a $227,000 donation from retired Peterborough couple James and Sheila Ryan to help reduce wait times. (Photo courtesy of Five Counties Children's Centre)

Retired Peterborough doctor and nurse donate $227,000 to Five Counties Children’s Centre

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Donation from James and Sheila Ryan will benefit more than 280 children needing treatment services like speech and occupational therapies.
A Peterborough Transit bus. (Photo: City of Peterborough)

City of Peterborough and transit union local reach tentative agreement on new contract

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A transit strike on Saturday has been averted, although it could still happen on Monday if transit workers vote to reject the deal.
Discounted early bird passes are on sale until December 1 for the 2024 ReFrame Film Festival, which features an in-person component hosted at Showplace Performance Centre and Market Hall Performing Arts Centre in downtown Peterborough from January 25 to 28 followed by an on-demand virtual component from January 29 to February 4. (Logo: ReFrame Film Festival with creative by artist Ceilidh Pitaw)

ReFrame Film Festival returns in January 2024 with both in-person and virtual screenings

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Early bird passes available for 20th anniversary documentary film festival, which runs January 25 to 28 in person in downtown Peterborough and January 29 to February 4 online.
The 2022 Kawartha Rotary Christmas Auction raised over $17,000 to support the Rotary Club of Peterborough Kawartha's $25,000 donation toward the railway replacement project at the Riverview Park and Zoo. Proceeds from the 2023 online auction, which runs from November 20 to December 3, will support a variety of community projects in Peterborough. (Photo courtesy of Rotary Club of Peterborough Kawartha)

25th annual Kawartha Rotary Christmas Auction will benefit community projects in Peterborough

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Annual online auction runs November 20 to December 3 featuring hundreds of items donated by local businesses and organizations.
Peterborough rockabilly band Nicholas Campbell and The Two Metre Cheaters will host the Peterborough Musicians Benevolent Association's Deluxe Live event at Dr. J's BBQ & Brews in downtown Peterborough on Saturday afternoon. A spotlight tribute to Buzz Thompson originally scheduled to take place during the show has been postponed due to illness. (Photo via Nicholas Campbell Music / Facebook)

nightlifeNOW – November 16 to 22

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Featuring live music listings at pubs and restaurants in Peterborough and the greater Kawarthas region.
Terry Guiel began as the new executive director of the Lindsay & District Chamber of Commerce on November 13, 2023. The chamber's previous executive director, Allyssa Adams, left the role on October 5. (Photo; Lindsay Chamber / Facebook)

Terry Guiel is the new executive director of the Lindsay & District Chamber of...

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Guiel resigned in October from Peterborough Downtown Business Improvement Area after 10 years as executive director.
Curve Lake First Nation Elder Gidigaa Migizi (Douglas Williams) in a photo by Michael Hurcomb taken for the cover of the fall 2021 issue of Trent magazine, published by the Trent University Alumni Association. Williams was one of the first graduates of Indigenous Studies at Trent University in 1972 and went on to become associate professor and director of studies for the PhD program at Trent's Chanie Wenjack School of Indigenous Studies. (Photo: Michael Hurcomb)

Trent University’s sixth college to be named Gidigaa Migizi in honour of late Curve...

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The much-beloved Williams, who passed away in 2022, was a 'giant' both at Trent and in the Anishnaabeg nation.
Now the location of Crook & Coffer, The Garnet at 231 Hunter Street West was open from 2014 until 2021. Former owner Chad Emby is auctioning off memorabilia from the bar and live music venue to pay back a federal pandemic loan he received prior to selling the business. (File photo)

Auction will feature memorabilia from former downtown Peterborough bar and live music venue The...

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Former owner Chad Emby hopes to raise funds to pay back a federal pandemic loan with online auction running from November 19 to 28.
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