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Sobanski, Sarah, Kawartha Lakes This Week, 6 Apr 2020     A list of 10 good acts that happened in Kawartha Lakes 1. "Sing 'Bobcaygeon' From Your Front Porch" effort with Richard Kyle, guitarist for The Tragically Hits, a Tragically Hip cover band. 2. Roby L

Wisniewshi Watson, Lori, Kawartha Lakes This Week, 27 Apr 2020     Reader Lori Wisniewski Watson shared photos of the Norland bear statue staying safe wearing a face mask and signs of support posted nearby with the local newspaper.

    Christina Handley, owner of Handley Acres Metal Creations, decorated the Ross Memorial Hospital Emergency Entrance gardens with red, handmade metal hearts to show appreciation for health-care workers

    City Council made a tribute dedicated to those who have lost their lives to COVID-19 in Kawartha Lakes and shared a tribute video that featured signs of love and support from residents throughout Kaw

    Staff at Fenelon Falls Secondary School created and shared a video message (a photo slideshow set to music) for their students. Messages read: "#Bobcaygeonstrong; FFSS students...stay home and stay s

Sobanski, Sarah, Kawartha Lakes This Week, 30 Mar 2020     Kawartha Lakes This Week asked the public to share acts of kindness and community supporting each other through COVID-19. Chalk drawings by children were popular with messages of support for healthca

    Staff from various departments share messages with the public. "We're all in this together." "We came to work for you. Please stay home for us."

    1) William Street South 2) Elgin Street 3) Angeline Street South & Kent Street West 4) Angeline Street North 5) Elgin Street 6) Kent Street West & Victoria Avenue South 7) Kent Street West & Victoria

    Positive messages written in sidewalk chalk were left on the sidewalk outside Cambridge Street United Church, Lindsay.

    Paula Marie Williams shared a photo of a homemade banner with Kawartha Lakes This Week on Facebook

    A community member expressed her support for the hospital and staff with a delivery of hand-painted, inspirational rocks for the hospital garden.

    Kountry Kitchen Home Style Cooking, Lindsay, posted heart-shaped positive messages in its street front window for passersby to read.

    A parade of cars honked past Ross Memorial Hospital on a rainy March 30, 2020 in support of the hospital staff and frontline workers.

    Anne from Curious, Fenelon Falls, took to the sidewalk outside her business to spread chalk messages of positivity during COVID-19.

    Kawartha Lakes musician D. Artemis Chartier composed a song in appreciation of frontline workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. YouTube video description: "Let's applaud while our heroes shine, on the

    Barb Curry and Lynwood Polley shared a thank you for the positive act to a family who passed by on North Water Street, Coboconk, picking up garbage out of the ditches while wearing protective disposa