Peterborough city staff recommend approval of zoning by-law amendment for 17-storey high-rise in East City | kawarthaNOW
By Bruce Head. Staff report will be discussed by city council in a public meeting on August 25.| kawarthaNOW
Not only are the upcycled birdbaths good for birds and for the environment, making them helps Koshul de-stress from her jobs as a grief counsellor and college instructor.| kawarthaNOW
Half-day event at Market Hall aims to 'move concussion care from confusion to coordination' says Ryan Sutton of Peterborough Athletic Concussion Awareness.| kawarthaNOW
Eight-play season of contemporary professional theatre introduces reserved seating for the first time and includes the return of an acclaimed holiday show.| kawarthaNOW
Water quality testing results for beaches in Peterborough, Kawartha Lakes, Haliburton, Northumberland, and Hastings and Prince Edward.| kawarthaNOW
Haliburton Highlands Health Democracy Project is hosting four-part 'Voices & Votes' speaker series with first two events this fall.| kawarthaNOW
Police began investigating the death after they were called to a Richmond Street West home early Thursday morning.| kawarthaNOW
The now-retired teacher created the fun and welcoming mural as a summer project in 1981 just after she graduated from high school,| kawarthaNOW
Jigsaw Organizing Solutions owner Adeilah Dahlke is returning as president for the season, with new initiatives including monthly fundraisers for local nonprofits.| kawarthaNOW
Featuring live music listings at pubs and restaurants in Peterborough and the greater Kawarthas region.| kawarthaNOW
By Bruce Head. Staff report will be discussed by city council in a public meeting on August 25.| kawarthaNOW
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By Bruce Head. Councillor Alex Bierk put forward a motion to delay the proposed Community Wellbeing Fund until 2027.| kawarthaNOW
By kawarthaNOW. More than 1,400 paddlers participated in Parks Canada's seventh annual celebration of the world's tallest hydraulic lift lock.| kawarthaNOW
By Bruce Head. Report from city's integrity commissioner concluded the mayor had intimidated councillor Alex Bierk and bullied councillor Joy Lachica.| kawarthaNOW
By Megan Gallant. Joy Lachica, Bonnie Clark, and Carolyn Amyotte are among the signatories pledging to restore civility and respect to public service.| kawarthaNOW
By Natalie Hamilton, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter. Proceeds will support subsidy program that helps provide residents with accessible transportation,| kawarthaNOW
By kawarthaNOW. Lynda Todd, Olivia Whetung, Syd Birrell, Sarah DeCarlo, David Goyette, and Chad Hogan each received $2,000 and a pin created by local artists.| kawarthaNOW
By Megan Gallant. Donations are needed to fund the state-of-the-art technology that will support faster and more accurate cancer diagnoses and treatment plans.| kawarthaNOW
By Natalie Hamilton, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter. Community is invited to join the celebration and support the young musicians at All Saints Anglican Church in Peterborough.| kawarthaNOW
By kawarthaNOW. Along with dragon boat races on Little Lake, the annual breast cancer fundraiser features a vendor market, beer garden, family fun zone, and more.| kawarthaNOW
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By Paul Rellinger. Trent University student association organized event after filing complaint with city's integrity commissioner.| kawarthaNOW
By Bruce Head. Leal spoke to a Trent University business class on March 19 and used the n-word when referring to U.S. president Lyndon Johnson.| kawarthaNOW
