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Aug 26, 2020 – Apr 29, 2020
Amrit Kaillon (r) presenting a cheque for over $3,000 to Louise Moody (l) from Rural Frontenac Community Services (RFCS). The money came from surplus revenue from holiday dinners prepared by the Caremongering Sharbot Lake and Area group and from cash donations. The Frontenac Transportation Program, which is run by RFCS, continues to provide delivery services for shut-ins

Swimming tips from MLSP

KFPL offering virtual children’s programs this fall

Eastern Ontario Regional Network Proposes Ultra-Fast Gig Internet Project

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Staying Healthy in the Heat

National Farmers Union Offers 4-H Scholarships in Frontenac and Lennox-Addington

Male Gypsy Moth

The very hungry caterpillars

Harrowmsith Free MEthodist Church - set to re-open

Churches struggle with rules as they consider whether to hold services

Swimming and water safety

Culture change in long- term care-an opportunity

Sexual harrassment in the workplace is not in your job description

The links at Rivendell were full of golfers, all social distancing, on Tuesday. - hto Craig Bakay

Slowly, slowly - retail re-opens

While the Province of Ontario, and the premier himself, prepared the public for a stage re-opening of the On...

Never mind the black flies, it is tick season

One of the best ways to get out of doors in a social distancing way in rural areas is to take a walk in the ...

Dick and Jan Miller

Come Home – Come Home now!

Dispatch from a subdued Toronto

Holding Pattern

The robin sits on a stone in the mud-slick yard waiting for the nest’s meal.

What is COVID-19

(A school assignment submitted to the News on the reccomendation of Noah Hertendy's teacher, Danielle Hardin...

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