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Aug 30, 2017 – Aug 16, 2017
Wendy Parliament presented her documentary series, On the Farm, Looking to the Past — Looking to the Future at the 125th annual Parham Fair. Photo/Craig Bakay

Film documents farming, fair history in Parham area

Rural Frontenac Community Services (formerly North, then Northern Frontenac Community Services) unveiled their new name at the annual community barbecue last week .

New, less confusing namefor Rural Frontenac Community Services

The North Frontenac Little Theatre theatre camp group entertained at the Rural Frontenac Community Services annual barbecue on Oso Beach last week.

Theatre camp performs original musical at RFCS annual barbecue

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O.P.P remind public to lock vehicles

Visit Cloyne Museum, Benny’s Pond, and the new Park

Last year's Quen of the butter tart, Janet Ducharme, along with challenge organizer, Andrea Duggan

This Little Piggy Went to Market…Sharbot Lake Farmers Market

Filling in for the Mayor, Coun. Sherry Whan welcomed the Procter sisters to Oso Beach following their annual swim to raise funds for cancer research.

Procter sisters swim Sharbot Lake for a ninth consecutive year

5 years in, Ardoch Lake development still needs more work

Music and dance project at Fairmount Home funded by Dementia Society of America

Bumper Butternut Bounty

Zack, Austin, and Josh, showing off their catch at the COFA fishing day last week.

COFA fishing day with local kids teaches angling skills

Conservationists of Frontenac and Addington in cooperation with the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources an...

Property owners press township on septic inspection

If it were up to the majority of those who attended an open house on a proposed mandatory septic maintenance...

Sea to Sea riders at Frontenac Arena Deanna Bulsink from Edmonton, Anita Kralt from Bowmanville, Jim Haveman from Grand Rapids, Michigan and Andrew Ponsen from Burlington.

Cycling to End Poverty tour in Piccadilly

Sign stolen from Sharbot Lake Railway Heritage Park

Letter: Parkinson SuperWalk

Here we are, just days away from an event that I have been working to make a success since January, the firs...

Letter: Gooderham History

My name is Bill Gooderham and I have been seeking an artifact (Verona Honour Roll) featuring names of Verona...

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