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May 22, 2019 – May 15, 2019
Jenn Ormsbee, Amey Brooks and Scarlet Boucher with her three-year-old rabbit, Chestnut.

Local children enjoy Farm Fresh Fun

3 pitches 3 chords, a country music festival in Inverary

Septic Savvy - a workshop in North Frontenac

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Potential Poultry/Rabbit Abattoir in South Frontenac

Adam and Beverly Bulman of Bailieboro, Jason Bulman of Peterborough and Roger Rocha of Ottawa proudly display their muddy machines after completing the annual spring ATV run in Ompah Saturday. Photo/Craig Bakay

A week’s postponement doesn’t dampen spirits of ATV riders

Betty Kelford puts out the fire in Ompah Saturday. Photo/Craig Bakay

Fire extinguishers for getting out and getting to safety

Mabyn Armstrong took a few pictures of her audience in Sunbury Hall Thursday night. Photo/Craig Bakay

Helping turtles survive the topic of talk in Sunbury

Fatal ATV accident

Central Frontenac Council - Amnesty loads doesn’t mean extended hours

South Frontenac Committee of the Whole

Touch the Truck is designed as a way for parents and grandparents to get out and do something with their little ones and South Frontenac Mayor Ron Vandewal was on board with that, attending with grandchildren Alexis and Brooks Vandewal (pictured) and Abby Reynolds. Photo/Craig Bakay

Lots of smiling faces at South Frontenac Touch the Truck

“Get out and do things with little ones,” said United Way representative Kim Hockey last Thursday at the...

Loon on Gull Lake by Sarah Hale

Arden Batik returns to the Arden Hotel

It isn’t as if too many people will get lost if they go to the former Arden Batik location on Elm Tree Roa...

Flights of Fantasy at the Basketry Museum 

Frontenac County to consider scaling back new build plans

ANSIs in Zoning Bylaw still at top of North Frontenac’s agenda

It’s probably fair to say the most controversial aspect of North Frontenac’s new Zoning Bylaw has been t...

Letter: Re – property standards

In Frontenac News of May 9, 2019, an article by Jeff Green praises a group attending a Tourism Conference.

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