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Municipality of Brighton Mayor Brian Ostrander cuts the ribbon on a British-style telephone booth installed in the downtown core, which serves as both a tourist information kiosk and a backdrop for photos. A local business purchased the phone booth from a private owner and donated to the municipality. (Photo: Municipality of Brighton)

Municipality of Brighton installs picturesque British-style phone booth downtown as tourist information kiosk

June 22, 2025

James Barrett, Tara Koehler, and Jajube Mandiela star in Globus Theatre's production of "Come Down From Up River" by Norm Foster, which runs for 10 performances from June 25 to July 5, 2025 in Bobcaygeon. Barrett plays Shaver Bennett, a New Brunswick logger who travels to Saint John for a medical issue and hope to stay with his niece Bonnie Doyle, who he hasn't seen in 23 years. Bonnie considers her uncle a redneck and fears his reaction when he discovers she is married to Liv Arsenault, a Black woman. (kawarthaNOW collage of publicity photos)

Funny, family, and forgiveness come together in Norm Foster’s ‘Come Down From Up River’ at Globus Theatre

June 22, 2025

"HomeGrown: A Habitat Vineyard Party Fundraiser" on June 7, 2025 at Rolling Grape Vineyards in Bailieboro raised $24,000 for Habitat for Humanity Peterborough & Kawartha Region (Habitat PKR). Pictured is event host Neil Morton of Cormor Inc. with Habitat PKR CEO Susan Zambonin and her husband and Habitat PKR procurement manager Mario Zambonin. (Photo courtesy of Habitat PKR)

‘It means everything to us to have a place of our own’: Habitat for Humanity homeowner

June 21, 2025

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