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From The Kawartha Promoter
In these uncertain times some hard decisions must be made.
To protect the health and safety of our staff, clients and the public we are temporarily suspending The Kawartha Promoter in print.
On our website we will continue to post official press releases of current events as they unfold. We will also share volunteerism and local business and government announcements.
Please support local businesses however possible. And give thanks to all the volunteers, medical professionals, and necessary services.
Stay safe!
Max Miller, Publisher
TLDSB Hoping for Clearer Picture
Kirk Winter spoke with Director of Education for the Trillium Lakelands District School Board Larry Hope.
“Just Sayin......” An editorial comment
Kirk Winter takes a closer look at the Ontario budget.
CULTURAL CENTRE FUNDING
CKL Council has approved funding for a feasibility study into Cultural Centre.
LOCAL SEA CADETS SET SAIL FOR ADVENTURE
Two local sea cadets are setting off for more training.
LOCAL TEACHERS UNIONS RESPOND TO PROVINCE
The province has said teachers “encouraged students to walk out” on April 4.
BIRD MIGRATION IN FULL FLIGHT
Check out the returning birds at Ken Reid Conservation Area.
TRENT LAKES RESUMES DROP-OFF PROGRAM
Free well water testing available for Peterborough County residents.
CITY PROVIDES FUNDING FOR MILLION DOLLAR MAKEOVERS
Seventeen businesses in the City of Kawartha Lakes receive money for improvements.
COUNCIL THINKING DEVELOPMENT
Kirk Winter reports on the April 9 Committee of the Whole meeting.
WATCH THE WATER
With some rain in the forecast, Kawartha Conservation has issued a Water Safety Statement.
WEAPONS STOLEN FROM HOME IN FENELON
Police are searching for thieves who took weapons from a home in Fenelon Falls.
WINTER CHANGES TO SHORELINE EXPLAINED
Submitted by John Chambers Kawartha Conservation explains the yearly phenomenon.
LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS GET FUNDING FROM THE FEDS
Local MP Jamie Schmale gives good news to some local organizations.
MAYOR DOES NOT SPEAK FOR COUNCIL
By Deb Crossen A correction from Mayor Janet Clarkson on our story about opposition to 24/7 quarry operations.
A BUSY FIRST QUARTER FOR TRENT LAKES
Trent Lakes Mayor Janet Clarkson talks to Kirk Winter about Council’s first quarter performance.
MAYOR OPPOSES 24/7 GRAVEL QUARRIES
By Kirk Winter Trent Lakes continues to deal with quarry issues.
