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Nov 01, 2019 – Oct 17, 2019
The celebration to mark the completion of the K&P trail to Sharbot Lake was a bit premature. It took place in August of 2017, anticipating completion that fall. It took two more years, but now that it is done, the next 14km section, which will reach the only station on the line that is still standing, the one in Clarendon, should be done in the summer of 2020

No stopping the K&P trail now that it has reached Sharbot Lake on its journey north

The Frontenac Repair Cafe folks held their final Cafe for 2019 Sunday in Sharbot Lake but things are looking good for a return engagement sometime in 2020

Successful first season for Frontenac Repair Cafe comes to close

Parham’s Tangie Howes received her award from past president Corie Abrams.

Former GREC student receives award from Kingston & District Sports Hall of Fame

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Candidate Profile - Stephen Kotze

November Art Exhibition at MERA

Scott Reid after winning again

Reid returns easily in Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston

The candidates for the Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston riding at the Wednesday debate in Verona: Matthew Barton (PPC), Kayley Kennedy (Lib), Stephen Kotze (Green), Scott Reid (Cons) and Satinka Schilling (NDP).

Verona all-candidates debate more civil than leaders’ English language debate

Candidate Profile - Kayley Kennedy

Editorial: Memories of integrated sustainability

Frontenac County settles on a 4.95% increase

Jim Duthie’s grandchildren did the honours of unveiling the new bench dedicated to the memory of their grandfather. Photo/Craig Bakay

Family, friends gather on Mallard Pond to honour memory of Jim Duthie

The Red Trail leg of the Kennebec Wilderness Trails will now be known as “Jim’s Jaunt” as friends and ...

Satinka Schillinig

Candidate Profile - Satinka Schilling

It’s been a busy few weeks for Satinka Schilling, and last week as no exception.

Scott Reid

Candidate Profile - Scott Reid

Editorial: Recycling in Central Frontenac

Central’s Official Plan revision “coming to the end of the process”

After more than two years in revisions that have included five open houses that collected 28 comments from t...

Editorial: The Federal election is over, now back to Ontario

In a big way, the Ontario government’s decision to close down the legislature and refrain from making any ...

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