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Jun 17, 2020 – May 13, 2020
Heavy equipment roared to life in Sharbot Lake on Monday morning, (June 15) as the pavement was removed from the two side streets in the hamlet, Garrett and Robert Streets.

Central Frontenac looking for Sharbot Lake downtown revitalization co-ordinator

Dr. Sonya Richmond and Sean Mortron at the Cat

Great Trail trekkers come through Cat and K&P trails

Thanking first responders

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Treasure Trunk to re-open

Trail interest sparks a new business venture, cycle tours

Left: Former Manse of St. James Anglican Church when fully engaged in the fire that left only the bricks in place. Firefighters could only watch as the fire spread to the church next door. Right: The next day: police continue to investigate as only the front of the former St. James Anglican Church survived the fire

Shooting and arson hit the tiny hamlet of Parham - buildings lost but injuries are minimal

File photo: Dr. Faisi

Complicated scenario for medical practitioners seeking to re-open

Community Beautification Project near Arden

Mother’s Day dinner and Rose MacPherson’s masks

Charges laid in death of Wayne Kimberley

New Dining Hall emerging at RKY camp

Silver lining for RKY camp

It was almost a relief for the staff of RKY camp when the Province of Ontario announced last week that all s...

The Parham Ag society will put on a cowboy/cowgirl contest this year, even including adults, but entries will be sent in electronically. As for the Maberly Fair parade? There is no way to replicate a parade online, but the Mablery Ag Society still hopes to run their Pie in the Sky event on July 4.

Plug pulled on Maberly and Parham Fairs for 2020

First it was the Parham Agricultural Society.

The library is closed for COVID-19 – except it is still operating

Pointing of firearm results in fresh charges for repeat offendors

Central looks to put all burn permit sales online

Central Frontenac Council is in the midst of re-vamping its open air burn bylaw and much of its regular meet...

Markets maybe, but not for everyone

Farmers markets are on hold as of now, with a possibility of coming back later in the summer, but the likeli...

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