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Aug 07, 2019 – Jul 31, 2019
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Editorial: Local doctor responds: re. shortage of family physicians

Editorial: Amid unprecedented growth pressure, South Frontenac is getting ready to plan ahead.

Dan Desjardins’s first ever art show was Art in the Sawmill in Verona this past weekend. Photo/Craig Bakay

Rookie sculptor debuts at Art in the Sawmill

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Pickleball to gain a new venue in South Frontenac

Young vandals install telephone cable across K&P Trail near Tichborne.

Central Frontenac Fire Chief's truck stolen, dropped off at township office, then damaged

Toronto painter David Vasquez liked looking out over South Beach

Friends of Bon Echo Art Show — different spot, same vibe

OPP report leaves questions unanswered

Enhancements to Point Court to go to tender after all

Getting the word out on Parkinson’s Disease

Central Frontenac Mayor Frances Smith had the audience’s attention on several topics at the annual Sharbot Lake Property Owners Association meeting Saturday in Sharbot Lake. Photo/Craig Bakay

Sharbot Lake Property Owners Association in 46th year of operations

The Sharbot Lake Property Owners Association is in its 46th year of operations, President Ken Waller said as...

Jonathan Wisteard has become a welcome addition to Railway Heritage Park in Sharbot Lake. Photo/Craig Bakay

Kick & Push’s newest engineer happy to show you around the station

While he may not know every nut and bolt on every machine at Railway Heritage Park in Sharbot Lake, the newe...

Central Frontenac Mayor Frances Smith and MPP Randy Hillier cut the ribbon on the Thomson’s Cut portion of the K & P Trail through Sharbot Lake Tuesday morning. The Cut work was financed by a $50,000 Trillium grant. Also pictured (from left) are Central Frontenac Coun. Bill MacDonald, Treasurer Michael McGovern, project chair Gary Giller and Clerk/Administrator Cathy MacMunn. Photo/Craig Bakay

Thomson’s Cut trail portion officially open

What’s Up in the Night Sky? – August 2019 by Fred Barrett

Letter: Countryview Care

My name is Jennifer Clow.

Letter: RE: Senior’s Affordable Housing in North Frontenac

Let's admit that it is not true that "this Council always gathers the facts, data and information so that th...

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