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    The City raised its curbside bag limit to 3 bags while landfills remain closed to public access, effective April 6.

    Kawartha Lakes Fire Rescue Service's Mark Pankhurst calls for people to respect the burn ban and not draw away emergency resources.

    The City asked that the public refrain from having a conversation with the Miller collection staff although greetings and compliments are appreciated. Staff have been asked directed to maintain physi

    Valu-mart Bobcaygeon shares a message of hope and community with the public and shows off tribute shirts made by Bigley Shoes and Clothing.

    Mayor Andy Letham shares a message with the public. The local State of Emergency is extended to May 12 to match the province's extension. Restrictions for use of outdoor public amenities continues to

Vandonk, Todd, Kawartha Lakes This Week, 1 Apr 2020     Hundreds of motorists drove down Highwawy 36 in Bobcaygeon honking their horns in support of residents and staff inside Pinecrest Nursing Home.

    Mayor Andy Letham reached out to City of Kawartha Lakes residents via video message about Pinecrest Nursing Home and the tragedy of the COVID-19 outbreak at the long-term care home.

Whitnall, Catherine, Kawartha Lakes This Week, 22 Apr 2020     King Albert Public School, Lindsay, continued to honour their code of conduct, the Knight's Code, by actively working to get technology into their students' hands and meet the needs of their students

    Mayor Letham encourages residents to participate in Earth Week safely.

Kawartha Lakes This Week, Kawartha Lakes This Week, 21 Apr 2020     Ross Memorial Hospital launched the Heroes at Heart 2020 Spring Appeal donations campaign to help purchase urgent COVID-related equipment and technology needs and seven new electrocardiography machin

    Food Basics, Lindsay, had plenty of instructional signage letting shoppers know about limited store access and how to practice safe social distancing from other shoppers. Arrows and signs were placed

    Loblaws, Lindsay, had large posters up to outline their shopping guidelines and changes during the COVID-19 pandemic. Store hours were adjusted to be 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, 7 days a week, to give store

    Shoppers Drug Mart, downtown Lindsay, had signs and posters up detailing their rules and guides for store access and use during the COVID-19 pandemic. The store offered priority access for Frontline

    The Wholesale Club, Lindsay, had signs posted in-store limiting purchases of certain high-demand items.

Kawartha Lakes This Week, 20 Apr 2020     Though the post-outbreak situation at Pinecrest Nursing Home continued to improve daily, staff remained diligent.

    Staff at Ross Memorial Hospital, possibly the Kitchen staff, share a message with the public. "#InThisTogether. #StayHome. We are here for you."

Kawartha Lakes This Week, Kawartha Lakes This Week, 20 Apr 2020     Ross Memorial Hospital staff and doctors were tested after a patient tested positive for the virus on April 17. Testing had so far revealed that two staff members were positive for COVID-19.

    Morgena, who's father works at Ross Memorial Hospital, shares a message with the public. Message reads: "My daddy works at RMH so...I stay home (with my mama of course!) #stayhome"

Sobanski, Sarah, Kawartha Lakes This Week, 8 Apr 2020     Three Lindsay manufacturers have retooled, redesigned or rejigged their operations to produce protective equipment for pandemic efforts. Dvine Labs produced hand sanitizer, Sunspace produced retail h

    Tracy from reprocessing, Ross Memorial Hospital, has a message for the public. Reprocessing is the important task of sterilizing hospital equipment before reuse.