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Jan 30, 2019 – Dec 12, 2018

Truck fire

The Slocan Ramblers, Adrian Gross on mandolin, Frank Evans on banjo, Darryl Poulsen on guitar and Alastair Whitehead on bass, rocked The Crossing Pub on Saturday in night in Sharbot Lake. Photo/Craig Bakay

Slocan Ramblers return to The Crossing Pub for fourth time

(L to R) Ken Fisher, Kelly Pender, Alison Robinson, Greg Rodgers, Bill Bowick, at the Crossings Pub in front of a painting by Jen White

Sharbot Lake business group on the move

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Small Business Expo “brings entrepreneurs together”

SIU clears officers in death of Debra Hill

Remembering Ann Goodfellow

Frontenac Skies bucket drumming ensemble performed at the Festival of Trees in Sharbot Lake on December 8th.

Tips for Air Travel Entertaining and Informative Seminar at The Centre

Two of three delegations to council looking for money

Central Frontenac Council meeting January 8

Porter Badour seems to have found his favourite tree with a helping hand from dad Zach Badour.

Festival Of Trees Ties Record For Highest Number Of Entries

If you thought the Villages Beautiful Festival of Trees just gets bigger every year, you’d be pretty c...

Jean Freeman, Cindy McMahon and Kris Caird welcomed visitors to the Cole Lake Free Methodist Church over the weekend for the annual 101 Nativities display. Photo/Craig Bakay

101 Nativities cracks 300 mark, already thinking about next year

You know Christmas is right around the corner when the Cole Lake Free Methodist Church is full of nativity s...

Dep. Mayor Victor Heese tries a swig of ‘gunpowder water’ (water with gunpowder in it) during a presentation from the Heritage Festival while Mayor Frances Smith looks on apprehensively at Tuesday’s Council meeting. Her Worship along with Coun. Brent Cameron also took a drink. “It tastes like salty water,” Heese said. Photo/Craig Bakay

Central Frontenac Council – December 11

Frontenac Heritage Festival

Thief hits dollar store

(SHARBOT LAKE, ON) - The Frontenac Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is seeking assistance f...

Cooking, Smoking and Alcohol – A Dangerous Mix

With the holiday season upon us, we are entering one of the most festive times of the year.  But it can...

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