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Apr 01, 2015 – Feb 25, 2015
Saturday diners enjoy the Sharbot Lake and District Lions last regular Saturday morning all-you-can-eat breakfast at Oso hall on March 28

New Lions events on the horizon

Warning signs for pet owners in the vicinity of trap lines and a coyote fur.

Trappers Deal With Concerns Over Loss of Dogs

L-r: Rachel Hosseini, Ryan Wilkes Donna Longmire, Ashley Barrie and Robin Brownlee at the St. Lawrence College Employment Centre's first ever Student Job Fair on March 19

Student Job Fair links local students to local employers

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Polar Bear Plunge- better late than never

Youngsters enjoyed a special double feature puppet show at the Sharbot Lake branch of the KFPL on March 20

Puppet show magic at SL library

Katie Doran, education and support co-ordinator with the Alzheimer Society of Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington

Alzheimer’s Society bringing back monthly support group in Sharbot Lake

Darlene & George Conboy will be opening their sugar shack on Easter weekend

Sap season slow to start, but hope springs eternal in the sugar bush

Hydro One donates $10,000 for play equipment at Parham ball field.

Central Frontenac Council - Mar 24/15

Central Frontenac hires CAO/Public Works Manager – all in one

2908-The Once, l-r, Andrew, Geraldine Hollett and Phil Churchill pumped up the capacity crowd on March 16 at Sharbot Lake's Crossing Pub

The Once in Sharbot Lake - their “home away from home”

Judging by the enthusiastic welcome The Once, a folk trio based out of St. John's, Newfoundland, received at...

Sympathy Ghost will open the night with their own brand of original Americana-style music. They are Dan Keeler and Kate Turner from Arden

Local bands to play the Crossing Benefit for Fiddle Orchestra PEI trip

by Martina Field The Blue Skies Community Fiddle Orchestra has a lot to be excited about these days.

l-r Wilf and Debbie Deline and newbie trapper Heather Hugh with Don Martin of Ardoch (third from left), the latter of who landed this pickerel at the 11th annual Big Gull Lake Fishing Derby

11th Annual Big Gull Derby-family fishing at its best

Central Frontenac Council

Sharbot Lake Farmers Market to grow

by Mary de Bassecourt, SLFM Market Manager Eager and enthusiastic farmers attended the Sharbot Lake Farmers...

What's next at North Frontenac Little Theatre

by Pat Fisher It's a musical.

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