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$130,000 blaze guts Mariposa home  Share 
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McDonalds employee grilling for gold  Share 
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LINDSAY - Lindsay's David Beukeboom is going for gold at the upcoming Olympics - competing at a McDonald's restaurant grill. [more]
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Nuclear power supported by city  Share 
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KAWARTHA LAKES - The City of Kawartha Lakes will write to Premier Dalton McGuinty indicating its support for two new nuclear reactors at Darlington. Mayor Ric McGee told the Feb. [more]
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Fish ready for the playoffs  Share 
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LINDSAY - If the Lindsay Muskies are to have any success in the playoffs, coach Brett Meyers knows it's going to take a collective effort. [more]
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Lake Scugog showdown set  Share 
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LITTLE BRITAIN - Little Britain Merchants coach Geoff Field is hoping his team can keep the ball rolling as the Junior C squad heads into the playoffs having won its final two regular season games on the weekend. [more]
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Council approves budget  Share 
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KAWARTHA LAKES-City of Kawartha Lakes' ratepayers will see an average 2.5% increase after the capital budget was passed on Tuesday. It means an average increase of approximately $53 per an average home assessed at $190,000 in the city, not including the operating budget. [more]
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Time running out to vote for Monopoly spot  Share 
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KAWARTHA LAKES-Time is running out to vote for the City of Kawartha Lakes' inclusion on the new Canadian edition Monopoly to be released this summer. [more]
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Club lobbying for Lindsay tennis facility  Share 
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KAWARTHA LAKES-The Lindsay Tennis Breakfast Club is hoping it isn't a case of game, set, match for Fleming College Frost Campus' indoor tennis facility. The club has fired off e-mails to media, politicians and college officials about its petition to 'return indoor tennis to the Kawarthas'. [more]
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$280,000 blaze levels Rosedale-area cottage  Share 
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ROSEDALE -An early-morning blaze levelled a two-storey summer home near Balsam Lake Thursday morning, causing an estimated $280,000 in damage. Firefighters from halls in Coboconk, Baddow and Fenelon Falls, called about 2 a. [more]
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BIA gets $33,000 for beautification  Share 
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KAWARTHA LAKES-Thanks to $33,000 from the City of Kawartha Lakes' 2010 Community Partnership and Development Fund Allocation, downtown Lindsay is going to become even more beautiful. [more]
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Concerns voiced  Share 
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-Fleming College Frost Campus students got to voice their concerns on Friday about a possible province-wide teacher's strike. [more]
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Resort takes step forward  Share 
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-Mariposa Creek Estates took another step forward at a special council meeting on Friday. [more]
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Coboconk students don hats for Haiti  Share 
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-Hats should be off to the Ridgewood student council for encouraging "hats on" in support of relief efforts in Haiti last week. Students and staff at the school took part in a special "Hats for Haiti" event on Thursday. [more]
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Cash needed to save Canada Day: group  Share 
Updated 6 days ago
-Canada Day may be cancelled in Bobcaygeon. Organizers of the annual celebration are worried that on the 25th anniversary, festivities may have to cease due to a lack of funding. [more]
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Bolsover man charged after train nearly hits minivan, truck  Share 
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-A 33-year-old Bolsover man faces several charges after a collision near Brechin Saturday saw two vehicles coming "just inches" from being struck by a freight train, police said. A minivan with a family of five inside was stopped at a signaled railroad crossing on Hwy. [more]
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Opposition leader visits Lindsay-area farm  Share 
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-Frustrated by bureaucratic red tape and a lack of support to take on offshore competitors, Woodview Farm and Forest Products' Gale Walker was happy to give Ontario Progressive Conservative Party Leader Tim Hudak and MPP Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke John Yakabuski a tour of his Lindsay-area business [more]
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Liberals strike back at Hudak on HST  Share 
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-The Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes- Brock Provincial Liberal Association has accused the provincial opposition leader of flip flopping on his support for the harmonized sales tax (HST). [more]
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