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Jan 27, 2021 – Sep 30, 2020
Black Capped Chickadee

Local land trust offers online winter birding experience

Local COVID-19 numbers improve in late December

The Great Turkey Giveaway

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41 Cannabis Co. open and ready for business in Northbrook

L to R - Tracy Hook, Bruce Holman (Castle rep), Lori Noonan(with her dog), Doug Keeling (Castle Rep) and Steve Smart..

National prize goes to customer at Hook’s Castle

Stacie Hook, Bryan Snider, Steve Blackwell and Ben Mieske at one corner of the 15,000 square foot concrete pad which will serve as the floor for the new materials storage facility at Hook’s Castle Building Centre just south of Cloyne. Photo/Craig Bakay

Hook’s Castle adds to storage capacity in a huge way

Hartington area neighbours Gail Babcook and Juanita Bender take Halloween seriously. Each year they set up a table on their front yards, which they laden with assorted candies for children (and a few adults) to walk around and take one of each. They were concerned about Halloween this year, and decided that instead of waiting for kids to arrive, they would do the travelling. They each packed up a large bag of candy, and went to the children’s homes to deliver the candy. “They must have gone to at least 15 homes,” said their appreciative neighbour, Shawn Mitchell.

Trick or Treat is a go, Remembrance Day restricted in KFL&A

Addington Highlands Council gets into Christmas giving mode early

Denbigh landfill site not likely to improve, transfer station may be best plan

Addington Highlands Council looks to invite AOO land claims representative to meeting

Social Justice Movement at NAEC

On October 7th, 2020, the grade twelve university Sociology class at North Addington Education Centre kicked...

There was plenty of room for physical distancing in the upstairs hall at the Flinton Rec Centre as Addington Highlands Council returned to in-person meetings Tuesday in Flinton. Photo/Craig Bakay

Addington Highlands Council back to meeting in person

Addington Highlands Township Council held its first ‘in-person’ meeting Tuesday since the covid-19 pande...

Break and Enters OPP Seeking Public's Assistance

L&A OPP Investigate Firearm Incident

Township prepared to offer compromise on Copeland Lake Road

Addington Highlands isn’t interested in assuming 135 metres at the end of Copeland Lake Road but they are ...

NAEC: Active in the Community

North Addington Education Centre has always been a school dedicated to being an active member of our local c...

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