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Apr 19, 2017 – Mar 29, 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

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

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150th Anniversary in Frontenac County song the focus of video

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

CF Minor Softball gears up for 2017

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

Weather doesn’t deter visitors to maple syrup farms on weekend

Sharbot Lake Lion’s to hold open meeting

Pumper/hauler questions inspection plan

Gardening Workshop

(L to R) Mayor Frances Smith, KFPL Library Board Chair Claudette Richardson Photo/Craig Bakay

Mountain Grove Library opens

Central Frontenac Mayor Frances Smith and Kingston Frontenac Public Library Board Chair Claudette Richardson...

(L to R) Morgan Cowdy, Austin Barker, Principal Emily Yanch - photo Kate Turner

Training pays off for Land O’Lakes bus monitors

Morgan Cowdy (14) and Austin Barker (8) are the bus monitors on a Martin’s bus that takes them to Land O...

Coun. Cindy Kelsey and Mayor Frances Smith presented cheques to Peggy Hurley representing Connections Adult Learning Centre and Janet Barr representing The Treasure Trunk — Community Living North Frontenac that were raised in this year’s Frontenac Heritage Festival Polar Bear Plunge. The Treasure Trunk received $3,123.33, the Learning Centre $1,388.08 and the Volunteer Fire Department $2014.08. Photo/Craig Bakay

Notes from Central Frontenac Council

Township backs off on mandatory inspections

Villalta family well represented in Sault St. Marie hockey

Godfrey native Matt Villalta was named Vaughn OHL goaltender of the Month and OHL Rookie of the Month follow...

Autism Awareness Day

This Sunday, April 2nd, is Autism Awareness Day.

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