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Jul 31, 2019 – Jun 26, 2019
Central Frontenac Mayor Frances Smith had the audience’s attention on several topics at the annual Sharbot Lake Property Owners Association meeting Saturday in Sharbot Lake. Photo/Craig Bakay

Sharbot Lake Property Owners Association in 46th year of operations

Jonathan Wisteard has become a welcome addition to Railway Heritage Park in Sharbot Lake. Photo/Craig Bakay

Kick & Push’s newest engineer happy to show you around the station

Central Frontenac Mayor Frances Smith and MPP Randy Hillier cut the ribbon on the Thomson’s Cut portion of the K & P Trail through Sharbot Lake Tuesday morning. The Cut work was financed by a $50,000 Trillium grant. Also pictured (from left) are Central Frontenac Coun. Bill MacDonald, Treasurer Michael McGovern, project chair Gary Giller and Clerk/Administrator Cathy MacMunn. Photo/Craig Bakay

Thomson’s Cut trail portion officially open

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Combined effort for Indigenous Day celebrations

Sarah Hale with her latest commission at Arden Batik as part of the Arden Artisans Garden Party and Open Studio Event. Photo/Craig Bakay

Arden hosts 12 annual Artisans Garden Party and Open Studio Event

Undead in Frontenac

NFLT 40th Anniversary Student Poster Contest

Central Frontenac honours its Seniors of the Year

Funding secured for latest cell/broadband project in rural eastern Ontario

Buyer beware – Parham couple warn off unwitting investors

John Duchene

12th annual Arden Garden Party and Open Studio

Old friends Sarah Hale (Arden Batik), Judith Versavel (Gallery on the Bay) and Joanne Pickett (Arden Pottery...

Mayor Frances Smith and Coun. Tom Dewey presented resident Kevin LaPorte with a Certificate of Recognition for his work on creating a map showing points of entry on the Kennebec Wilderness Trails for use by first responders in case of an emergency. LaPorte, himself a first responder with the London Police Force, retired to Kennebec Lake in 2015 but is moving to Ottawa to look after an aging parent. Photo/Craig Bakay

Roads dominate Central Frontenac Council meeting in Arden

Central Frontenac Council awarded the tender to fix Crow Lake Road from Road 38 up to the rail approach just...

Sunshine Soul (Don Watson, Paul Goudreau, Ken Furnell and Linda Silver) served up a set of train songs at the Kick & Push Railroad’s 2019 season opening Saturday at Railroad Park in Sharbot Lake. Photo/Craig Bakay

The Caboose is open for the 2019 summer season

CF Public works manager resigns

Trailer fire in Central Frontenac

On July 8, 2019 at 1305 hrs Central Frontenac Fire & Rescue responded to a camper trailer fire on Road 3...

Shining Waters re-surfaces

After being passed over during the most recent federal budget, the Shining Waters rail proposal, linking Tor...

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