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Dec 18, 2019 – Dec 11, 2019
Chris Bertrim, Doris Campsall and Sarah Hale represent the diversity of hamlets embodied in Villages Beautiful. Photo/Craig Bakay

Festival of Trees supports a myriad of projects in Township

Greg Ducharme, Rhonda Lemke and Stephanie Lemke with the new 7-foot illuminated snowmen welcoming visitors to Riverhill Farm this season. Photo/Craig Bakay

Riverhill Farm becoming annual destination for many families

Mayor Ron Higgins gave out certificates recognizing long-time service to North Frontenac Township at Council last Friday. Honoured this year were: Jim Boles and George Clement (25 years); Greg Cooper, Gary Thompson and Dillon Boles (10 years). Photo/Craig Bakay

Council turns down request on trail permits

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Community Foundation kicks in $22,000 to look at rural transportation

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Editorial: Christmas Editorial

The crafts and games tables got a workout Sunday as these ladies at the Verona Christmas in the Village celebration will attest. Photo/Craig Bakay

Verona keeps up 27-year tradition with Christmas in the Village

Break and Enter Suspects Arrested

Christmas Bird Count: Rain Doesn’t Deter Frontenac Birders

Healthy Eating Over the Holidays

Kaitlyn Wight and Marie Choquette with Mary Murphy at the 12th annual St. Patrick’s Church Nativity Display last Sunday. Photo/Craig Bakay

St. Patrick’s Nativities Display “biggest ever”

While an actual official count of the number of Nativities on display at St. Patrick’s Church last Sunday ...

Lisa MacIsaac and Brenley MacEachern delighted the audience by circulating among them during their encore Friday night at The Crossing Pub in Sharbot Lake. Photo/Craig Bakay

Perfect harmonies highlight Madison Violet’s latest night in Sharbot Lake

AFTER 20 years of playing together as Madison Violet, Lisa MacIsaac and Brenley MacEachern have it down.

Astrid Tanton delighted the Prince Charles Public School crowd by inviting several of them to come up and dance while she and the band played last week in Verona. Photo/Craig Bakay

Former student returns to PCPS for concert

New Committee of Council - The Fellowship of the Pig in Central Frontenac

Editorial: Yes Virginia, there really is a ministry of middle-class prosperity in Canada

At first, I thought it was some kind of an almost funny joke, naming a minister of prosperity.

Addington Highlands to continue with afternoon meetings

It was a fairly light agenda for Addington Highlands Council at its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon in Fli...

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