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Apr 28, 2021

Be Not Afraid: The Snakes of The Frontenac Area Are Harmless!

FRONTENAC, Ont. (17/04/2021) - Emily Bureau and friend Jeffrey Ray from Kingston are discovering the Cataraqui Trail on April 17. “We’ve tried a couple different trails but we’re still discovering,” says Bureau. This time of year is great to see nature coming back to life with flowers popping up and birds singing. Photo by Daniel Geleyn

The Cataraqui Trail - An alternative to the K&P Trail

South Frontenac Council April 20/21

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South Frontenac Reopens Waste Sites & Some Outdoor Rec Facilities

Postmaster Julie Colgrave retires from Inverary Post Office after 22 years.

Julie Colgrave Retires Fron Inverary Post Office

Volunteers have been busy, clearing brush and debris from the Sharbot Lake tennis court.

Pickeball fever spreads north

Budget update - good news for Addington Highlands Council

What’s Up in the Night Sky? May 2021

Masks and Art at MERA in May

Letter: New South Frontenac Brand

Photo by Daniel Geleyn

Chaffey’s Lock Mill - Another Local Attraction

With the current pandemic still an issue for the coming months, it is not recommended that we venture too fa...

NewLeaf Link Fundraiser

Starting on May 1st, New Leaf Link is hosting "Move-A-Thon for New Leaf Link", hoping that members of the co...

Lake Association Alliance new website launched

Letter: For the Record

Letter: Vaccine Hesitancy

In the 1950's Jonas Salk came out with a polio vaccine that was quickly tested on half a million children.

Letter: Why the Silence?

I am amazed as well as disappointed after looking through the latest issue of your paper.

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