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Paul Rellinger a.k.a Relly is an award-winning journalist and longtime former newspaper editor still searching for the perfect lead. When he's not putting pen to paper, Paul is on a sincere but woefully futile quest to own every postage stamp ever issued. A rabid reader of history, Paul claims to know who killed JFK but can't say out of fear for the safety of his oh so supportive wife Mary, his three wonderful kids and his three spirited grandchildren. Paul counts among his passions Peterborough's rich live music scene, the Toronto Maple Leafs, slopitch and retrieving golf balls from the woods. You can follow Paul on Twitter at @rellywrites.
Some of the reasons why people are participating in this year's Ovarian Cancer Walk of Hope on September 13, 2020. Because of the pandemic, there will be no group walk but registered participants will walk around their neigbourhoods in their social circles and there will be a livestreamed event on Facebook. In Peterborough, leading up to the virtual walk on Sunday, there will also be virtual arts workshops, a cupcake sale, and a porch decorating contest. In addition, Paul Plant will be carrying his canoe through downtown Peterborough on Sunday with volunteers collecting donations. (Graphic: Ovarian Cancer Canada)

Peterborough Ovarian Cancer Walk of Hope returns September 13 with some changes due to...

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This year's event features pre-walk fundraisers, a Facebook livestream, individual walks, and Paul Plant carrying his canoe through downtown Peterborough.
Ray Henderson in 2017 in Peterborough. (Photo source: Facebook)

Ray Henderson makes his first court appearance in connection with alleged 2013 sexual assault

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Former Peterborough actor and director will make next court appearance October 14.
Chemong Shores Marina in Bridgenorth, which is adjacent to the James A. Gifford Causeway, has seen a large number of people this summer fishing from the bottom of the causeway beside, casting their lines between the large boats moored at the main pier. Not only can errant hooks snag on boat covers and cause damage, but owners are uncomfortable staying on their boats at night with so many people in close proximity. Several boat owners are no longer using the marina because of the issues, resulting in lost business for the marina. The anglers are also leaving their garbage behind. (Photo: Google Maps)

Fishing day and night off the James A. Gifford Causeway results in lost business...

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Chemong Shores Marina owner appeals for a fishing ban along causeway section bordering his pier, as an increase in littering adds to his frustration.
Andy Tough's new Live! At The Barn music performance video series, recorded and produced at the Norwood-area barn-turned-recording studio he owns with his wife Linda, debuts on YouTube on August 21, 2020. Local rock and county band Gunslingers (pictured) will kick off the series, with four other bands each featured on four successive Fridays. Viewers will have an opportunity to donate to each band. (Photo courtesy of Andy Tough)

Support local musicians by watching Live! At The Barn, premiering August 21 on YouTube

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Live performances by five Peterborough-area acts recorded at Andy and Linda Tough's barn recording studio provide the opportunity to help out each band .
Local band Out On Bail (from left: Richard Simpkins, John Climenhage, Wylie Harold, and Wayne O'Connor) performs one of several numbers at Andy and Linda Tough's barn north of Norwood. The band is one of a number being featured as part of the "Live! At The Barn" series of shows recorded and presented by RMS Events and sponsored by Team vanRahan Century 21. Vidoes of the performances, along with inteviews with the musicians, will coming to YouTube starting August 21, 2020. (Photo: Paul Rellinger / kawarthaNOW.com)

Norwood couple makes their recording studio barn available so local musicians can perform together...

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With help from sponsor Team vanRahan Century 21, Andy and Linda Tough of RMS Events are recording 'Live! At The Barn' sessions for YouTube.
Kelly and Martin Carbajal opened La Mesita Restaurante in downtown Peterborough in November 2017, shortly after the couple married. When their restaurant was shut down to due the pandemic, the Carbajals gave back to the community by securing sought-after items such as flour, yeast, and toilet paper from their suppliers and delivering them to family, friends, and customers. Now they're partnering with next-door neighbour The Garnet on a joint patio that benefits both businesses. (Photo: Martin Carbajal / Facebook)

‘Never stop and never give up’ say owners of La Mesita Restaurante in downtown...

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After giving back to the community when much-needed items were in short supply, owners Martin and Kelly Carbajal are now partnering with The Garnet on a joint patio.
Please wear a mask sign

Peterborough Public Health taking educational approach to mandatory masks, but enforcement remains an option

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Medical officer of health says residents shouldn't 'shame and blame' those who claim they are exempt from wearing a mask.
Adrienne Abrahamse addresses a large crowd that turned out Thursday night (July 16) in the parking lot of Thomas A. Stewart Secondary School in Peterborough for a rally against the proposed rezoning of land at Armour Road and Cunningham Boulevard that will allow a seven-storey apartment building to be constructed. The rezoning recommendation, changing the land use designation from commercial to high density residential, was carried in committee on July 6 but will go to full council for a final vote July 27. (Photo: Paul Rellinger / kawarthaNOW.com)

Peterborough residents rally against apartment building development in Armour Road neighbourhood

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Neighbourhood group cites increased traffic, loss of potential commercial use of property as main grievances.
Shopper in a face mask accepting a purchase from a cashier in a face mask

Mandatory masks ‘under active consideration’ for Peterborough region

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With dine-in restaurants and bars opening Friday, medical officer of health says an announcement should be coming by early next week.
While camping is normally allowed at many lockstations along the Trent-Severn Waterway, it is currenlty prohibited at Otonabee (Lock 23, pictured), Douro (Lock 24), and Sawer Creek (Lock 25) along the Otonabee River between Peterborough and Lakefield due to ongoing infrastruture projects. At least two local residents have observed many tents set up at pull-off areas along County Road 32 (River Road), especially during the weekends, with visitors leaving garbage and publicly defecating in the area. (Photo: Parks Canada)

Camping, littering, and public defecation alongside Otonabee River bringing more attention to a growing...

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Fears that land between County Road 32 and the Otonabee River will become 'a dumping ground' fuels Facebook anger.
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