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Jun 06, 2018 – May 30, 2018
From top left: Amanda Pulker-Mok, Anita Payne, John McEwen, Randy Hillier, Ramsey Hart, and Steve Gebhardt.

Candidate Profiles - Lanark Frontenac Kingston - June 7 election

Clara Snook and Pastor Carl Bull present a check to Doug van der Horden for $6,000 that will provide First Response Bags to victims of human trafficking in the area. Photo/Craig Bakay

Harrowsmith Free Methodist Church steps up in fight against human trafficking

Vanessa Pagniello-Renfrey sold her acrylic on canvas, The Warrior, at GREC’s first ever Expo Tuesday in Sharbot Lake. Photo/Craig Bakay

GREC Expo a new experience for students, families

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Community concerns after luring incident at Parham ballfeld.

Morel Chaisson sat in with the band (Brian Roache, Derrick Roache and Al Kitching) as Community Living North Frontenac held its annual Backyard Barbecue for the community last Friday in Sharbot Lake. Photo/Craig Bakay

Inclusion “very evident” for Community Living in Sharbot Lake

Will Freeman of Freedom Farm, one of the vendors at the Memorial Centre Farmer's Market.

Almost Every Day of the Week…. And Twice on Saturdays!

County rejects North Frontenac request

The Friends of Frontenac Park Celebrate “The Year of the Bird

Frontenac Fury family fun run/walk returns June 10

Man behind Battersea Creekside Bar and Grill has generous hospitality and a burning desire to succeed

The candidates debate at GREC, from left: Independent John McEwen, Libertarian Steve Gebhardt, New Democrat Ramsey Hart, PC Randy Hillier, Liberal Amanda Pulker-Mok, Green Party Anita Payne and moderators Tyee Davis and Carrie-Lyn Shields. Photo/Craig Bakay

Candidates meet the students at GREC

Since 2004, students at the Granite Ridge Education Centre have been involved with the Student Vote Committe...

Transition from Early Years to EarlyON programs for children, families causes community concerns

The change in how early years child and family programs are funded has resulted in a situation that moved on...

Both sitting and former politicians lined up to cut the ribbon on the revamped Township office in Plevna including (from left) Mayor Ron Higgins, Coun. John Ingles, MP Scott Reid, Coun. Vernon Hermer, MPP Randy Hillier, Coun. Gerry Martin, and former Council members Dave Smith and Barb Sproule. Photo/Craig Bakay

North Frontenac officially opens renovated Township office

Letter: Attention Ontario Liberals, and Greens too - even disconcerted Torys

Letter: Re North Frontenac Housing

It seems so shortsighted and even arrogant that Frontenac County would reject, seemingly out-of-hand, North ...

Letter: Canada Day at Centennial Park

I am willing to bet a lot of you think that all local Canada Day Celebrations are organized, funded and run ...

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