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December 2007December 20NAEC Celebrates and RemembersNorth Addington Education Centre celebrated its annual Frosty Friday with school spirit. This year however, the week was also a very sad one, Steven Ruttan, 17, passed away, Monday December 3. Hydro crews working to improve service in North Frontenac An Ontario hydro construction crew from the Tweed office has been doing some extensive work in North Frontenac over the past few months. Earlier this summer, a $400,000... Uranium Mediation Update The mediation talks between the Shabot Obaadjiwaan and Ardoch Algonquins and the Government of Ontario faced more weather problems this week, when two days of scheduled talks were... Creating Central & North Frontenac Local Food Network Have you been waiting for an opportunity to get involved with a Local Food Network? Do you grow food or create other essential products for sale in the Central and North Frontenac Townships area? Local couple to join Christian Peacemakers For retired United Church ministers John and Caroline Hudson of Snow Road Station, the uranium protest has resulted in the re-awakening of their Christian calling ... Christmas Edition
North Frontenac Council Letters December 13Santa Visits Plevna Volunteer DinnerLast Saturday a group of very special people gathered at Clar-Mill Hall. They are the community volunteers who help put on events and keep the hall running smoothly for all sorts of events. At the beginning of the evening there were a few special presentations; South Frontenac Talks Hunting Again "I was born and raised with guns, I’ve shot at people, I’ve slept with guns." Councillor Robinson led off the Sunday hunting discussion with a bang, and no further clarification of this tantalizing opening volley.... Dillman Protest Takes Extreme Turn Three weeks into her stay in Toronto, at the start of her third month without food, Donna Dillman said she was “feeling rather weak, and emotional, very emotional” when she talked to the Frontenac News over the phone from Queen's Park. Kendra Wilson: Big Heart, Big Voice Kendra has been singing since she was about three. For a short time she took vocal lessons with Shari Tallon, but mostly, she has taught herself to sing. Kendra practices every day, and although she ... Beauty Inside Means Beauty at Home Three months ago Terry-Ann Hare moved her esthetics and healing modalities business from Kindred Spirits in Sydenham to her home just a few minutes north on Alton road. Andy Anderson: Community Builder The first annual Addington Highlands Community Builder Award was presented at the AH Christmas banquet on December 8. It is intended to "Acknowledge any individual who has made a significant voluntary contribution to... Frontenac Arch Biosphere Gains Momentum First designated by the UN in 2002, the region was expanded this fall to include all of South Frontenac Township. Named for the granite "arch" connecting the Adirondack mountains to the Canadian Shield, it is an area where...
December 6Christmas ParadesSanta Claus Parades took place just about everywhere last weekend: Harrowsmith, Parham/Tichborne, Sharbot Lake, Ompah/Plevna, Kaladar and Denbigh. Mediation Starts Slowly in Uranium Dispute It wasn’t until Tuesday morning that all of the parties to a mediation process concerning uranium exploration in North Frontenac gathered at Katie’s Pub at the Sharbot Lake Country Inn. And even then the mediation began with baby steps. Cloyne & District Historical Society receives Trillium Grant On December 1, the Cloyne and District Historical Society's annual FamilyChristmas Party was a little more festive than usual as MPP, Randy Hillier, joined them to ... Naomi Marchand Goes the Distance to Relieve Chronic Pain A benefit dance will be held on December 14 at the Maberly Hall for Naomi Marchand, who suffered a life- changing fall 18 months ago. She landed on a rock and her ... Skatepark gets a new name Friends and family of Tracy Yeo and Addington Highlands Recreation Club members gathered on December 1 to present to Ms. Yeo a dedication stone to the entrance of the recreation park in... Mini ATV Racing: The Latest Craze in Children's Sports It’s difficult to determine at what age a child becomes a ball of never-ending energy because it seems as if they are hardwired this way from the day they are born... Rising Star in Dark Rising Landy Cannon, 36, has been working for years to establish an acting career, and he might have found his niche, thanks to a low-budget horror comedy that has been selling well at large retailers like... November 2007November 29Land O'Lakes Quilters a Giving GroupThis year, 22 beautiful handmade quilts will form a very special part of some lucky people’s Christmas celebrations. On Nov 27, Land o’ Lakes Community Services was presented with a ... Water Woes Plague Small Municipalities The intense interest the Province of Ontario has paid to water problems in the wake of the Walkerton tragedy has been felt in many small municipalities, and changes in the ... OPP Tout Success at Central Frontenac Council Detachment Commander Gerry Salisbury and Administrative Sergeant Jeff McCann of the Sharbot Lake detachment paid a visit to Central Frontenac Council this week, and for once... County Donates to Kingston Hospitals The University Hospitals Kingston Foundation, the fundraising arm of the Kingston hospitals, asked Frontenac County for ... Hillier Complains About Source Water Appointees MPP Randy Hiller said he is “shocked” that the Rideau Valley Conservation Authority (RVCA) has snubbed ... November 22Dillman Rebuffed By McGuinty's OfficeAfter participating in a Green Party meeting on the weekend, Dillman will travel to Toronto, where she will begin a daily protest on the steps of the Ontario Legislature. South Frontenac OP Ammendments Ready For Scrutiny While they have not exactly come to anything resembling unanimity on a couple of contentious issues, Council agreed to present the proposed amended plan to the public at ... Books for Kenyan School Ms. Jones' class at Hinchinbrooke Public School has just completed writing their own books for Sirende School in Kenya, Africa. This project is a continuation of ... Big Buck Contest Sets New Record The Conservationists of Frontenac Addington (COFA), in conjunction with Bishop Lake Outdoor Sales, had a banner year with their big buck contest, selling well over 400 tickets. NAEC Awards Brandon Gauthier, Melissa Tryon, Jordon Hinchey, Jory Bolton and Christina Richard were award recipients at North Addington Ecucation Centre' s annual ceremony, held last week
November 15Mouldy Books to be Removed From Plevna LibraryNorth Frontenac Council thought they could read between the lines when they received a letter from Claudette Richardson, Chair of Board of the Kingston Frontenac Public Library... Last Minute Negotiations The backroom manoeuvring between lawyers for the Ardoch and Shabot Obaadjiwaan First Nations, the governments of Canada and Ontario, the OPP and Frontenac Ventures... Uranium: Power or Poison? The current round of politics that are focused on uranium exploration in Frontenac County has now lasted from Good Friday to Remembrance Day, and have ... Sharbot Lake Students Host Remembrance Day Ceremony Coordinated by English and Drama teacher, Kathy Valentini and Social Sciences teacher, Randy McVety, this Remembrance Day Ceremony will not soon be forgotten. History of Bon Echo Documentary Ken and Cathy Hook of 45 Degrees Latitude Digital Filming will be producing their first video documentary on the history of Bon Echo and area. The project will...
November 8Frontenac Ventures Returns to RobertsvillePeter Jorgensen, the owner of the Robertsville mine, along with Jamie Fairchild of Frontenac Ventures Corporation, have been on the site, and .... How Safe is Sydenham Water? There has been rising concern in Sydenham that the water from the new treatment system may not be safe to drink. Township and Health Unit officials agree that since... Ghosts & Goblins at Piccadilly There was no shortage of “Ghosts and Goblins” at the Central Frontenac District Four Recreation Committee Annual Halloween Party. The Piccadilly... In Remembrance:
Addington Highlands Council South Frontenac Council Editorial: Sydenham Water Woes Letters November 1Bring Gramma Home: Dillman Hungerstrike Reaches Day 24LHIN Chair Likes What Rural Agencies are Doing When Georgina Thompson, the chair of the board of the Southeast Ontario Local Health Integration Network (LHIN) first came to... From the Ground Up: Local Food Primer Part 2 of 2 Part 1 of this article dealt with some of the historical information about food production in Frontenac County. Part 2 concerns itself with the reasons for the decline in... Great Pumpkin Carve Off Another Great Pumpkin Carve-off Event has passed, with $500 in cash going to the Food Bank along with several boxes of food. The Oso Soldiers Memorial Hall saw many... 2007 Sydeham 8 Km Race Congratulations to everyone who took part in the 3rd Annual Sydenham Fall 8km. The weather was perfect for racing and we hope that you enjoyed the day! October 2007October 25Plevna Area HauntingsMany strange occurrences happen within and around our village homes. Deal or No Deal: Contempt of Court Proceedings Hang in the Balance An agreement that would lead to a 12-week mediation process and would enable Frontenac Ventures Corporation to access their ... From the Ground Up: Local Food Primer Part 1 of 2 Food Down the Road, a year-long project aimed at developing a mechanism to promote and expand the consumption and production of locally grown food, is set to ... Christmas for Kids Gala a Huge Success Kudos and Huzzahs to Susie Ralph and the Christmas for Kids Committee for a spectacularly successful Christmas for Kids BMO Supports Rural Visions Members of the Verona branch of the BMO fundraising team presented a cheque for $600 to Maggie Dalmas, the fundraising committee chair for ... October 18Raging GranniesOn October 15, the Ottawa Raging Grannies visited the uranium protest site near sharbot Lake to lend their support to Donna Dillman on Day 8 of her hunger strike. The Ottawa Raging Grannies wrote several anti-uranium mining songs for this event and sang them for Donna at the protest site ... Hillier Prevails over Wilson in LFL&A As the Liberal machine rolled across Ontario it ran into a roadblock in the ... New Principal at Land O'Lakes It may have been a very sad day when Land o' Lakes Elementary School lost their... Elaine Steele Off to Nationals In November 2007 Elaine Steele, a resident of Mountain Grove, will be traveling to North Carolina to compete in the Arabian Horse Association’s National Championship Competitive Trail Ride.... Sonya Nussberger, Snowcross Champion Another snowcross season is just around the corner, and Sonya Nussberger can't wait for the snow to fall. Is Green the New Black? How students voted in this provincial election by Kate Brown New Life for Addington Highlands Resort Plan It’s been about 6 years since a provincial “jump team” visited townships in the ... Sydenham Students Win National Pony Club Championship Anne Marie Duarte and Clara Sellers, senior students at Sydenham High School, have...
October 11Algonquins Will Leave Robertsville Site if Province Agrees to Terms As of late Tuesday night, October 9, the Shabot Obaadjiwaan (Sharbot Lake) and Ardoch Algonquins had agreed to amended wording in an agreement to set up a 12-week mediation process with the government of Ontario, and were ...Starving for Change Donna Dillman is a Lanark Highlands-based grandmother and political activist who has... Bringing back the Bald Eagle. Although Bald Eagle sightings may not be that uncommon in Eastern Ontario, most of... SLHS Participates in Guinness Record Walk One Hundred and fifty-six member of the Sharbot Lake high School community took... October 4A Week in the Life of the Robertsville Mine Occupation The anti-uranium exploration protest has progressed in diverse political and legal directions over the past week.Frontenac Shores Tops Vision Awards. Frontenac Shores was the major award winner at this year’s Land O’ Lakes Marketing Vision Awards, held... Provincial Election 2007: A Voter's Guid to LFL&A This will be the first provincial election in the new riding Lanark Frontenac Lennox and Addington and after it is over... Frontenac 4H Steer Club Ropes 'em in. A rope, some pieces of 2 x 6, and a bottle of Pepsi – who would have thought those could make up a winning attraction at the recent Kingston Fall Fair? September 2007September 27Provincial
Candidates Face the Public:
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School in Verona on an unseasonably warm night this week to hear from
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Pine Meadow Seeking Municipal Support: Volunteer board member Ernest Lapchinski and Administrator Kim Harvey from the Pine Meadow Nursing Home came to Frontenac County Council last week, cap in hand. An Ontario Referendum, Are we Planing to Separate? For the first time in 83 years, Ontario voters will be facing a provincial referendum question on their October 10 ballot, and this time it won’t be about alcohol, as all ... Frontenac CFDC AGM: It wasn’t all work at the Frontenac Community Futures Development Corporation (FCFDC) Annual Meeting on Sept. 25; there was play also as two Grade 8 Prince Charles Public School students gave a... Two Solitudes: A Kingston Courtroom & the Mississippi River The ongoing occupation of the Robertsville mine site, access point to a 30,000 acre mining claim...
September 20Mr. Kittle Goes to OttawaJohn Kittle is a soft-spoken Snow Road resident who has taken on a spokesperson’s role within the group, Concerned Citizens Against Mining Uranium (CCAMU). Counter Suit Filed: Ardoch & Shabot Lake Algonguins seek $10 million from Frontenac Ventures, 1.3 Million from Province North Frontenac Takes Stand on Uranium Moratorium It came in spite of considerable opposition from Mayor Maguire, but ... Algonquins Accept Court Summons In a Kingston courtroom on September 18, two OPP officers testified about what they’ve seen at the Robertsville mine site since an injunction was served on August 31 Flotilla Leaves Saturday At 11:00 am on Saturday, September 24, a canoe flotilla will be launched from the bridge at Ardoch. Some of the canoes are bound for Ottawa and a rally at Parliament Hill.
September 13And They're off...Someone should tell the candidates for Member of Provincial Parliament in Frontenac Lennox and Addington that the election has been called. The candidates have been so busy attending candidate meetings, pressing the flesh ...more Portable Concrete Comes to Central Frontenac A beleaguered Robert Castle, the owner of Thousand Islands Concrete of Brockville, appeared once again before a meeting of Central Frontenac Council this week, seeking a zoning amendment in order to open a satellite location for his ready-mix concrete business on Highway 7 near Arden. Central Frontenac Calls for a Moratorium on Uranium Exploration Central Frontenac has joined with Lanark Highlands in asking the Province of Ontario to declare “an immediate moratorium on uranium mineral exploration and mining in... Bill Ducharme Receives Citation Bill Ducharme was driving home to Sharbot Lake from Perth on Highway 7 with his wife and two grandchildren on a rainy November night almost 2 years ago, when they came upon a... Abram's Brothers Concert at Trousdale's Shortly after John Murphy became principal of SHS, I remember him congratulating the assembled students ...more The Fabrics of Pioneer Life: Tools of the Textile Trade MERA has recently published a book, The Fabrics of Pioneer life: Tools of the Textile Trade, detailing the textile tradition of Eastern Ontario... Eastern Ontario Garlic Award Winners A surprise winner took the 2007 awards this year, walking away with the top prize in the annual championship. The heritage garden at Bellevue House, Kingston, the residence of Canada’s first Prime Minister ...more Parham 9's Historic Game at Kingston Penitentiary Clayton Simonette passed along the following letter to me. The letter is dated August 5, 1950 and addressed to the Manager of the Parham Softball Club, Parham, Ontario. It reads ...more September 6OPP quiet as injunction servedAfter a raucous greeting when a court injunction was served last Friday, it has remained quiet at the Robertsville mine since ...more Mountain Grove fire hall approved Central Frontenac Council has approved the construction of a fire hall in Mountain Grove... Anti-uranium activities entering a new phase It has been more than interesting to watch the politics that have developed around uranium exploration in North and Central Frontenac over the past year and a bit ... Staff Seargent Oellette proposes higher profile for police On August 29th, the South Frontenac Police Services Board congratulated Gary Ouellette on his appointment as commander of the South Frontenac OPP detachment... "The Stinking Rose" wows Verona The Verona Lkions Garlic Festival capped a summer of Verona events... August 2007August 30Candidates Deepen Position on mining in LFL&A A veritable media scrum took place along a lonely stretch of road north of Clarendon this week, with CTV, Global, CKWS and CBC radio vying for a word from OPP officials and local Algonquin leaders.It’s fair to say...Robertsville mine occupation: Judge orders Algonquins to leave - company given "unfettered access"... Natalie Lambert completes record swim In July of 2006 Jenna Lambert became the first person with a disability to swim across Lake Ontario. Now, just over one year after her sister Jenna’s record swim, Natalie Lambert has chased her own dream and captured it... Local boys race at BMX World Championships Brodie and Blake Young have taken bike riding to a whole new level. The brothers are BMX bike racing enthusiasts. Brodie, the older, at 12, has been racing for three years, and 8-year-old Blake for two years... Sydenham Lake Canoe Club Trillium Regatta On a day that started as overcast with clouds teasing the horizon over Sydenham Lake, the first annual Trillium Invitational Regatta made its debut. The Sydenham Lake Canoe Club hosted thirteen Ontario Canoe and Kayak...
August 23Defiance greets interim injunctionMembers of the Shabot Obaadjiwaan and Ardoch Algonquin First Nations kept their camp in place last week as a court-imposed deadline for them to leave the Robertsville mine site came and went. Late on Wednesday, August 15, Judge Thomson of the Kingston Superior Court delivered... Ray Idzenga: career soldier continues to serve On October 9 of this year Major Ray Idzenga will officially retire as a member of the Canadian Military Forces after a 30-year career. He will then take a couple of weeks... Jitterbugs Deb Baergen has a good explanation about her decision to give her consignment store in Verona the name Jitterbugs. “I wanted something that had nothing to do with the store. Jitterbugs just came to my mind,” she said... Green Party nominates Montpellier The Green Party of Ontario Constituency Association for Lanark, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington elected Rolly Montpellier as their candidate at a nomination meeting, which took place August 20 at Sharbot Lake. Formerly from Sudbury, Rolly and his wife Karen moved to the Plevna area in 2005... South Frontenac begins wrangle over Official Plan review At a Commitee of the Whole meeting on August 20, South Frontenac Council had their first opportunity to hear from consultant Brent Barnes concerning amendments to the township’s Official Plan that will be coming out of the 5-year review of the plan. Generally speaking, there are two...
August 16Thanks, Billy: Tributes to a firefighterWhen our houses catch fire, we call 911 and the trucks hustle over. The people who rush into our homes, against all human instincts, are not highly trained professional firefighters. They are highly trained volunteer firefighters. . .read more Habitat for Humanity: Flinton build gets underway Wendy and Steven Scott are busy people. Not only do they have sons Liam (1½) and Jayden (3½) to care for, but Wendy is also working at two part-time jobs. . .read more Verona Festival soaks up the summer sun Perfect weather greeted record crowds at the 12th annual Verona Festival last weekend. The unique event includes a variety of activities including a parade, soap box derby, duct tape boat race, live local music. . .read more Thousand Islands Concrete coming to the Land o' Lakes For the second month in a row, Central Frontenac Council heard the concerns of the same three people about a proposed zoning amendment which would permit the establishment of a portable storage facility on Highway 7 for Thousand Islands Concrete of Brockville.. . .read more Security and Prosperity: what could be better? Ever since the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the United States was approved in the late 1980’s, after much public debate in Canada, a series of agreements and protocols have brought greater integration between Canada, the United States and Mexico. Unlike the FTA, the NAFTA. . .read more
August 9Noah's Ark at Crow Lake Road, how long before the rains come?For the last three weeks, people driving the Crow Lake Road have been wondering at a huge boat just sitting on the side of the road, literally in the middle of nowhere - miles from water. Part of the mystery is that the boat is obviously... Bill Salmond: firefighter and family man The picture of Bill Salmond that emerges from talking to two of his closest colleagues in the Kaladar/Barrie Fire Department, is of a straightforward, hardworking, committed man, who was well liked by everyone who worked with him. Bill Salmond died in the line of duty as a volunteer firefighter... Three South Frontenac Firefighters honoured Fire Chief Rick Chesborough presented service awards to three members of the volunteer fire department. He spoke of the more than six decades of service to the community that these rewards honoured: volunteers giving time and skills to fire prevention /protection, as well as providing... Terms of Adjournment Lawyers for Frontenac Ventures Corporation and the Shabot Obaadjiwan and Ardoch Algonquin First Nations will hear this week what interim terms a Kingston judge will place on the parties involved in a $77 million lawsuit. After a three day hearing, which Steve Reynolds, the lawyer for...
August 2Lawsuits hit the courts“I would like to see this thing move along,” said Judge Thomson of the Kingston Superior Court as he faced one active and at least one pending lawsuit, with six lawyers representing different parties, in a hastily convened... Llama Therapy Etienne Dupuis lives in Sydenham and attends St. Patrick’s Catholic School. Etienne has Autism Spectrum Disorder. Etienne’s father, and number one advocate, Claude Dupuis, says that he first identified that Etienne... A piece of history in Parham The water no longer rushes through the sluiceway, and the roof and walls are decrepit and falling in. Green crushes in on every side of the old wooden structure – tree limbs, vines, saplings, nettles. But Isabell... New hope for Pine Meadow upgrade? Board and senior staff from the non-profit Pine Meadow Nursing Home in Northbrook have been advocating for a major upgrade and expansion to the home for three years, and in the face of repeated rejections from the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care, they had pretty much abandoned their plans... MVC to offer well tests in vicinity of uranium exploration properties In a reaction to concerns sparked by uranium exploration in North and Central Frontenac and Lanark Highlands, the Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority (MVC) will be undertaking a program of testing private wells within a 1 to 5km...
July 26Candidates express broad agreement on mining issuesThe Liberal, Conservative, and NDP candidates for the upcoming provincial election in the Lanark, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington riding participated in a forum sponsored by the Bedford Mining Alert (BMA) on July 21 at the Bedford Hall. The Green Party, which has yet to select a provincial candidate... Frontenac Ventures initiates lawsuit against Algonquins at mine site Frontenac Ventures Corporation has initiated legal proceedings against the Shabot Obaadjiwaan First Nation, the Ardoch Algonquin First Nation, and the leadership of the two communities: Doreen Davis, Paula Sherman, Randy Cota... A way forward, or half a loaf? As Bedford Mining Alert members grilled provincial politicians on the mining act in the Bedford hall last week, Peter Griesbach sat silently at the back of the room. It’s not that Peter Griesbach is indifferent to the mining act. Since 2002 he has been a member of the Minister’s Mining Act Advisory Committee... Pine Meadow Nursing home seeking municipal funding On Sunday July 15, Sharbot Lake OPP received information that two males were at a campground on O’Reilly Lake with a stolen vehicle from the City of Kingston. At approximately 2 p.m. Cst. B. Grant, was en route to investigate...
July 19Rallying ends and lawyering beginsThe second, and for the foreseeable future, final rally and march along Highway 7 protesting plans by Frontenac Ventures Corporation to explore for uranium in parts of North and Central Frontenac took place last Friday, July 13. . .read more Tory and Hillier try for a united front Ontario Conservative Party leader John Tory scheduled his first eastern Ontario event in the provincial election campaign for Smiths Falls last Thursday, July 12. He appeared at a media event at the gates of the soon. . .read more Dick Grandstaff: 71 years at Twin Oak Lodge Richard "Dick" Grandstaff first set eyes on Twin Oak Lodge in July of 1936. "I was 12 years old and came up with my uncle, Dr. Roy C. Gygly and his wife, as well as my other uncle, Vernerd Grandstaff. . .read more
July 12Rally Demonstrates Support or Algonquin OccupationAfter being contacted through electronic means such as e-mail and Facebook, and an old-fashioned telephone tree, more than 300 people made their way to the corner of Hwys. 509 and 7 on the afternoon of July 8... Concrete plans for former Arden Station property It’s been two years since the Arden Station restaurant and gas bar burnt down, leaving burnt out shells where the buildings had been. In the past couple of months, the site has mercifully been cleaned up... Business retention and expansion survey yields mixed results The Economic Development Department of the County of Frontenac has completed a comprehensive survey of businesses throughout the county. The business retention and expansion report was presented to a county council meeting in June, and to a joint meeting of the four municipal councils... Elphin Roots Festival - amazing! Well, unless you were there, it's one of those things you will hear about from someone who was, and wish you had been. Follow me? The day started off well and on schedule with a sizeable crowd constantly gathering... Canada Day memorial dedication on Skootamatta Lake On Canada Day 2007, representatives of the Cloyne and District Historical Society and members of the Family Blake gathered at a tiny island on Skootamatta Lake...
July 5Six days at the Robertsville mine: anti-uranium action could last indefinitelyOn Thursday morning, June 28, members of the Shabot Obaadjiwan First Nation and the Ardoch Algonquin First Nation entered the grounds of the Robertsville mine site... Robertsville mine owner and tenant both say they will stay away Rumours circulated over the long weekend about possible attempts by Peter Jorgensen, the owner of the Robertsville mine, or George White, the President of Frontenac Ventures Corporation, to bring equipment onto the Robertsville mine site... The silence of the ministry - Editorial: Over the past three weeks I’ve talked to many people on all sides of the uranium mining issue in North Frontenac, and I’ve seen a debate over the dangers of uranium and the benefits of a mine turn into a full-fledged aboriginal occupation of the Robertsville mine, literally in front of my eyes... North Frontenac Council - June 28, 2007 The uranium exploration issue came to North Frontenac Council last Thursday. George White, the President of Frontenac Ventures Corporation, made a presentation to council Reid & Dombrowsky come to Addington Highlands Two high-ranking politicians, Federal MP and Deputy House Leader Scott Reid, and Liberal MPP and Minister of Agriculture Food and Rural Affairs Leona Dombrowsky crossed paths this week at a council meeting... June 2007June 21 Edition
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