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Jun 26, 2019 – Jun 19, 2019
Visiting dignitaries from the Sovereign Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly of Ontario, Sister Sue Guerts, Past President and Brother Jim Broadfoot, Grand Master took a minute to pose with longserving local members Howard Fellows and Howard Wagner (51 years each), Frances Young (57 years), June Carruthers (75 years) and Barb Garrison (50 years).

Odd Fellows, Rebekahs celebrate 200 years of service

Central Frontenac Seniors of the Year: Front row: Ken Fisher (Oso), Gord Brown (Kennebec), Mayor Frances Smith, Dave Willis (Olden), Heather Fox (Hinchinbrooke). Back row: Coun. Cindy Kelsey, Dep. Mayor Victor Heese, Coun. Elwin Burke, Coun. Tom Dewey, Coun. Bill MacDonald, Coun. Brent Cameron, Coun. Vicki Gowdy. Photo/Craig Bakay

Central Frontenac honours its Seniors of the Year

Mapping image Johnston Point – light area is wetland and/or the ribbon of life around Loughborough Lake.

Frontenac County Council approves one-year extension for final approval of Johnston’s Point project.

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15th Buck Lake Boatilla set for Saturday

Pine Meadow Classic raises $20,000

Kayley Kennedy sharing a hug with Hastings L&A MP Mike Bossio after winning the Liberal nomination in Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston

Liberals choose Kayley Kennedy as the LFK candidate in October

New murals by Christina Faiers, Linda Rush and Richard Emery were unveiled at the North Frontenac Council meeting last Friday. A fourth mural, by Kayla Newman, wasn’t quite ready for the unveiling. Photo/Craig Bakay

Business case for 5-unit seniors apartment building viable says consultant

At long last, North Frontenac Zoning Bylaw nears final approval

Rodger Holden takes over Hearth and Home in Cloyne

South Frontenac Garden Tour

Jacob White’s 3.14 pound bass caught in Fourth Depot Lake was good for third place in the third annual Shabot Obaadjiwan First Nation Bass Derby Saturday. Photo/Craig Bakay

Despite the weather, opening day bass derbies go on

It’s highly likely the phrase “fishin’ is better in the rain” was heard several times on area lakes ...

Ihor Gawdan in his ‘great room’ with his two latest art quilt creations. Photo/Craig Bakay

Local quilter taking the art down paths less travelled

Ihor Gawdan likes to “keep busy.

(submitted by the staff at Granite Ridge Education Centre)

An appreciation for a colleague

Celebrating 100 years of the Women’s Institute in Sydenham

Letter: Letter – re ‘working in the dark’

It has come time for me to defend the Township from items being reported in the media that I take issue with.

Letter: Re - MPP Randy Hilller

Our now independent, formerly Progressive Conservative,  M.

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