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Apr 19, 2017 – Apr 06, 2017
Central Frontenac Public Works Manager Brad Thake in his new office in Sharbot Lake. Photo/Craig Bakay

New public works manager is “a big roads guy”

Norm Hart explains one version of proportional representation at a discussion group last week in Sharbot Lake. Photo/Craig Bakay

Electoral systems, federal debt subjects of discussion evening

Collecting donations at Mike Dean’s in Sharbot Lake on Saturday were: Aux. Const. Curtis Jacques, Aux. Const. Nicole Greenstreet, Steve Scantlebury, Pam Scantlebury, Beverley Lawrence and Gerry Wood. Photo/Craig Bakay

Stuff The Cruiser campaign gives food bank “a presence”

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Perth Festival of the Maples Celebrates 41st Year: April 29th

Editorial: Unanswered questions in the Srigley case

Secure funding for Paramedicine program

Work crew with Chief Davis in front of the new shed at the band office of the Shabot Obaadjiwan near Arden. Kevin Rioux (far right) Chief Davis (far left)

Training course at Shabot Obaadjiwan office

Accommodations in Frontenac

Sharbot Lake Lion’s to hold open meeting

Letter: Re - Septic Debate

Editorial: Big Pot, and big taxes, will rule the day

When I plant a garden each year, I am free to grow as much lettuce, peppers, tomatoes, squash, peas, beans, ...

Brigham Waller and mom Heather signed up for softball in Mountain Grove last weekend.

CF Minor Softball gears up for 2017

The Central Frontenac Minor Softball Association kicked off the 2017 season Saturday in Mountain Grove with ...

Estelle DiCinto, Nancy Miller, Daniel Miller and Patty Hallgren work on their puzzle pieces for the wall construction last Sunday as Community Living North Frontenac hosted an Autism Awareness Day at Oso Hall in Sharbot Lake. The puzzle pieces represent how many different aspects there seem to be to autism. Photo/ Craig Bakay

‘Patience is the big thing’ when it comes to dealing with autism

Letter: The Lab Rats of Lanark County

Letter: SLPOA proposal re septics

I am a former president of the Sharbot Lake Property Owners’ Association (SLPOA), former Environment Direc...

Letter: re - Addington Highlands Waste management

In response to the article in the March 23 edition (Heading to New Gate @ Kaladar waste site- Addington High...

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