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Aug 05, 2020 – Jul 22, 2020
Alex McKeown, 8, got a surprise last Friday when Paul Snelgrove arrived at his dock in his de Haviland Beaver floatplane to take he and his family for their first ever areal tour of Bobs Lake, where their family has been cottaging for generations.

An Angel’s Wings: Little Alex Surveys Bobs Lake

Community Living during a pandemic

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

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Land O’Lakes Community Services have never stopped looking after their cients

Editorial: MPP Hillier makes his choice regarding doctor’s orders

Carolyn McCulloch and Joyce Flieler of the Pioneer Museum, showing Johhny Bay furniture to Emily, Laura, and Phil Schwager last Friday (July 24)

Cloyne Pioneer Musuem adds to the legacy of Johnny Bay with furniture display

Myrtle (Ma) Helmes

Remembering Peanuts, Jellybeans and Ma Helmes         

Break and enter – requesting public assistance

Impaired driver arrested and charged

Saved by the bears: waste site closures delayed

Greg Rodgers with part of the Gravel Ride crew

A long, hot, historic ride

According to historical reports, it took about 6 hours for the old Kick and Push railroad to bring passenger...

The Perth Crafters began making masks in late March, as did Rose Macpherson of Sharbot Lake. Above, Cherly Bird of Perth Road at her sewing machine

Sick of that mask, yet? Get used to it

KFL&A Public Health has been posting short, Youtube videos to answer questions about the rules that they...

The Porcupine Island Crew – Emily Youngman, 8, Emily Hunter, 10, Claire Youngman, 10, Louisa Hunter, 6, and Mia Tomlinson, 11, (not pictured in the yoga photo) – have begun their training for the first annual Buck Lake Kids Triathlon. They’ve all been in each other’s social bubbles for several weeks now and so can safely train closely and compete as a team.

Buck Lakers Prepare to Run, Swim, Paddle for CHEO

Letter: Re- Coronavirus diary

Letter: Dear MPP Hillier:

Had it not been for the efforts of Jeff Green and the Frontenac News team's report, I probably would not hav...

Letter: A Canadian Covid Vaccine?

As we learn to live with Covid, there is a growing threat that a Canadian vaccine will not be available for ...

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