This could be a year where all city spending will be under scrutiny, reports Kirk Winter.

Mike Perry, local Councillor for Ward 3, attended the “Apron Memories” event on Saturday October 14 at Fenelon Falls United Church. Mike paid tribute to his late mother, Mary Perry.

Should it garner support from Kawartha Lakes council, a $200,000 fund that would be used solely to support local not-for-profit cultural groups and organizations could become a permanent part of the municipality's operational budget.

A number of councillors have expressed concern about the potential for abuse of increased powers by mayors in the future.

Residents are encouraged to take part in the activities that have been developed to reflect on the trauma caused to Indigenous peoples and communities across the country by the residential school system.

Cameron, Ont., residents Margaret and Robert Carroll are concerned about the impact a proposed golf course resort and seasonal housing development will have on their community.

Dozens of area residents will hopefully enjoy a much smoother ride when driving in their neighbourhood next year.

Mayor Doug Elmslie and Councillors Smeaton and Perry joined more than 2,000 participants at the Association of Municipalities of Ontario's 2023 AMO Conference at RBC Place London and the DoubleTree by Hilton in London, Ontario August 20 to 23.

Three local philanthropists, Chris Handley, Mike Perry, and Phong Tan have demonstrated their unwavering commitment to ensuring access to quality education by establishing awards and scholarships for local elementary and high school students pursuing a post secondary education.

When I was elected, I promised to begin a newsletter and I am proud to present the second edition!

Something for everyone taking place this year from kids zone to entertainment, all capped off by spectacular fireworks show

Proposed licensing program includes fees for short-term rental owners, enhanced enforcement services for complaints and a demerit point system

Food insecurity impacting more than 10,000 Kawartha Lakes residents, according to health unit data

The Fenelon Falls Horticultural Society and Ward 3 councillor Mike Perry are providing free rain barrels to residents to alleviate pressure on sewer systems during rainy season

Council will make a final decision on the section of trail at its next regular council meeting April 18

April showers may bring May flowers, but they can also put stress on local sewer systems and roads.

Kawartha Lakes is seriously considering turning a piece of city owned property on Juniper Street in Fenelon Falls into a public park with the help of local fundraising and promises from neighbours to assist in maintaining the property.

More than a dozen local residents and short-term rental owners had their say on the issue April 4