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May 30, 2018 – May 02, 2018
Vanessa Pagniello-Renfrey sold her acrylic on canvas, The Warrior, at GREC’s first ever Expo Tuesday in Sharbot Lake. Photo/Craig Bakay

GREC Expo a new experience for students, families

Morel Chaisson sat in with the band (Brian Roache, Derrick Roache and Al Kitching) as Community Living North Frontenac held its annual Backyard Barbecue for the community last Friday in Sharbot Lake. Photo/Craig Bakay

Inclusion “very evident” for Community Living in Sharbot Lake

The candidates debate at GREC, from left: Independent John McEwen, Libertarian Steve Gebhardt, New Democrat Ramsey Hart, PC Randy Hillier, Liberal Amanda Pulker-Mok, Green Party Anita Payne and moderators Tyee Davis and Carrie-Lyn Shields. Photo/Craig Bakay

Candidates meet the students at GREC

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Community concerns after luring incident at Parham ballfeld.

Fire Chief says 142 “gaps” or problems with department need addressing

Freja Bond and Julie Payette in Detroit

Local family part of world champion team

Joyce Fingland, past chair of the Kingston branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society, spoke on DNA testing to determine ancestry at the Parham branch of the Kingston Frontenac Library Saturday. Photo/Craig Bakay

DNA testing can fill in gaps in family trees and paper genealogy, says speaker

King of the Lake coming to Sharbot Lake

Libertarian Stephen Gebhardt

Day of the Pig on Sunday

Participants had a lot of fun and brought home unique while supporting students

Signs of success

There is something to be said about supporting local: when the community works together, everyone benefits.

Sophie Neumann (Anemone) and Annika Putnam (Clam Clem)

The Little Mermaid by North Frontenac Little Theatre

In all its years North Frontenac Little Theatre has provided opportunities for children and youth to become ...

Former City of Sudbury lawyer Fred Dean gave prospective council members an idea of what they might be in for if they run this fall Monday night at Oso Hall. Photo/Craig Bakay

So, you want to run for Council in 2018?

Wildfire in Central Frontenac

Book launch for Sharbot Lake author Shawna Mathison

Love You to the Moon is Shawna Mathison’s first book of poetry for children, and it reflects her explo...

Beavers take centre stage at Central Frontenac Council meeting - Also news about the Day of the Pig 2018

Day of the Pig coming back(Editors note - an earlier version of this article contained erroneous information...

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