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Altercation at Lindsay gas station
An altercation erupted at a Lindsay Street South gas station in Lindsay on May 12 which has kept the Kawartha Lakes Police Service busy interviewing witnesses and viewing surveillance video.[...]
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SIU investigate collision
The Kawartha Lakes Police Service called the Special Investigations Unit following a serious single car collision on Highway 35 south of Lindsay on Monday May 21 at 1:40 p.m.[...]
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Norland-area bushfire claims five hectares
A grass and bush fire burned about five hectares of remote wild land spanning two properties near Woodstock Line east of Norland on Thursday. Norland Division firefighters were called first to the fire about 4 p.m.[...]
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CKL Catholic trustee wins prestigious award
Michelle Griepsma, a Catholic school board trustee for the City of Kawartha Lakes, was recently awarded the Ontario Association of Parents in Catholic Education (OAPCE), Father Mazerolle Award.[...]
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Milk run early registration now open
The 2012 Milk Run is scheduled for Sunday, July 22, with the start and finish at the Lindsay Recreation Complex. There are two courses to choose from, a 10k or 5k route, start time is 8 a.m. for the 10k and 8:20 a.m.[...]
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More than just hockey going well for former fish
It was an exciting first year of college hockey for Oakwood native and former Lindsay Muskies captain Mike Wills. His team, Merrimack College of the the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), finished in the middle of the tough East division with a record of 13-9-5.[...]
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New Lindsay men's slopitch league starting
A new recreational senior men's slopitch league is coming to Wilson Fields in Lindsay. This program will provide an opportunity for those who want to get back in to playing ball or wish to play with those of similar age (55 years plus), organizers said.[...]
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Police cruiser struck on Highway 7
police cruiser struck on highway 7 KAWARTHA LAKES - A Kawartha Lakes OPP officer was taken to hospital with minor injuries after his cruiser was struck by another vehicle. On Saturday, an officer from the City of Kawartha Lakes OPP was responding to a personal injury motor vehicle collision on Hwy.[...]
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Walk raises money to help local youth in crisis
More than 130 people laced up and hit the pavement to honour the memory of a young man who touched the lives of many during his 21 years. The first ever 'Walk for Jordon' took place at Victoria Park on Saturday, May 12.[...]
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Lindsay LipDub "progressing very well"
Plans for next Thursday's (May 31) Lindsay LipDub are "progressing very well," says Tom Collver of Stratta Creative. Overlooking a map of the downtown core, he said every group that had registered - there were 63 as of May 18 - had a spot allocated to them along Kent.[...]
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TSW 2012 season to remain unchanged
The Trent-Severn Waterway will maintain its regular operating hours for the entire boating season and close as normal after Thanksgiving weekend, the federal government announced Friday on the waterway's opening day for the season.[...]
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Event spurred girl's fundraising mission
LINDSAY -Leslie Frost Public School Grade 7 student Laura Butler is a young lady on a mission. After being chosen to represent her class in a Me to We event held in Toronto last year, the 12-year-old has been actively working to raise money and awareness for A Place Called Home.[...]
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TOPS member provincial winner for weight loss that got her to goal
LINDSAY -Losing weight is one of those things many say they are going to do, but for whatever reason, never get around to it. Elizabeth Elliott is not one of those people. For years she has battled the bulge, initially losing the weight, only for it to come back on.[...]
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The last dance: Number of seniors dwindling
LINDSAY -On a sunny, warm Friday afternoon, the gentle sound of old country tunes sung live finds its way out an open window on the top floor of the Victoria Armoury in Lindsay. The music is almost crowded out by the busy traffic on Kent St.[...]
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Festival puts spotlight on Lindsay lilac gardens
LINDSAY -They're here. The group that maintains the Lilac Gardens of Lindsay in Logie Street Park want more local people to know that the lilacs are there and the park is open to the public year round.[...]
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Ditch licensing talk: tows
KAWARTHA LAKES -The city's tow truck industry says it would prefer to leave talk of municipal licensing and regulations on the side of the road.[...]
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Councillors take to hills for session
KAWARTHA LAKES -A consultant with a background in fire eating, juggling and magic led 12 of the city's 17 councillors and senior staff through a strategic planning session at the Bethany Hills Leadership Centre Wednesday.[...]
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Teen talent to take Lindsay theatre stage
LINDSAY -A local 15-year-old musical talent will light up the stage of the Lindsay Little Theatre (LLT) next weekend. Lindsay native Kylie McCullough will perform on Friday, May 25 and Saturday, May 26 at 7 p.m.[...]
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Lindsay renter charged in death of family dog
LINDSAY - A 25-year-old Toronto man faces several criminal charges after police said the 14-year-old miniature Eskimo of the Lindsay family he was renting from died late last month. The Madill Crescent residents returned home on Apr.[...]
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