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Mar 14, 2018 – Feb 28, 2018

The Retired Women teachers of Ontario

The Golden Eagles senior girls volleyball side is off to Streetsville for the OFSAA AA championships. Back row from left: Ms. Walsh, Jocelyn Farmer, Grace Finucan, Sam Burgoyne, Alyssa Campbell, Lydia Vanden Engel, head coach Bryan English. Middle row: Jocelyn Miles, Morgan Bresee, Hannah Nelles. Front row: Tess Fraser, Robin Melnick, Hope Plumridge, Gracee Fillion. Photo/Craig Bakay

Golden Eagles off to OFSAA as a team, including the coach

Abby Stewart rocked Prince Charles Public School last week for Pink Shirt Day with help from Shaun Weima (guitar) and Lee Casement (bass). Photo/Craig Bakay

Abby Stewart rocks Prince Charles with Pink Shirt Day concert

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Not your average ordinary council meeting in Addington Highlands

Editorial: The new normal – syrup season in a fluctuating climate

A pile of rubble is all that is now left of the demolished Kaladar Hotel, the one time gateway to the north in L&A County.

The end of the line for the Kaladar Hotel

Frontenac Minor Hockey Association Update

Judge shoots down injunction request for concerts, weddings at Loughborough Lake Holiday Park

North Frontenac looks to build up fire department ranks

North Frontenac Little Theatre News Flash

Holding the Olympic torch, left to right, Gordon Spicer, Marion McWilliams, Lily Hundey, Edmund Trudeau.

Pine Meadow 2018 Winter Olympics

The residents and staff of Pine Meadow Nursing Home had their very own Winter Olympics Competition.

Sunset over Birch Lake

Friends of Frontenac support and enjoy the Park, year round

As President of the Friends of Frontenac Park, Simon Smith has had occasion to attend gatherings with other ...

The First Spike author Steve Manders holds up a shoe he believes belonged to one of the Canadian horses, a smaller, hardy breed of draught horses common in the area at the Bedford District Historical Research Centre last Saturday. Photo/Craig Bakay

Bedford historical archives growing but they could use some more bodies

What’s Up in the Night Sky? March 2018

Letter: Public School Funding Inequality

There is an article in the Toronto Star this morning regarding the inequality of fundraising for public scho...

Letter: Flooding ABC's

Lanark County recently brought in an expert on how to fight flooding with organized forces of trained volunt...

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