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Apr 11, 2018 – Apr 04, 2018
Ryan Conboy makes coasters branded with maple leaves with Ron (“the oldest one of the bunch”) Conboy while sap boils down in the background. Photo/Craig Bakay

Hundreds on hand for Conboys’ annual Maple Syrup Weekend

Rob Moore (centre), who organized the Polar Bear Plunge during the Frontenac Heritage Festival in February, was at Council Tuesday to, along with Mayor Frances Smith, present cheques to Ray Fletcher representing Northern Connections ($1,089.57), Maria Lockhart representing the Treasure Trunk ($1,277.67) and Isaac Hale representing the Central Frontenac Fire Department ($977.67). Photo/Craig Bakay

Busy meeting for Central Frontenac Public Works Department

Celebratory meeting as Hart nominated NDP candidate

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SF Council hears about food production; hires new fire chief

Jim Smith (l) received his 50-year ordinary member pin from President Alden McLellan, Zone Commander Ty Seeley and Patty Middleton, honours and awards chair as the Sharbot Lake Legion held its Honours and Awards and Volunteer Appreciation Banquet Saturday. Photo/Craig Bakay

Sharbot Lake Legion awards 50-year pin at annual ceremony/banquet

Joanne (Bertrim) with her favourite piece in the show, Fields of Lavender. Photo/Craig Bakay

Rustic Creations brings unique view of ‘natural’ objects to Blue Roof Farm

Ellen Good guides Wendy Phillips on the loom at MERA last Saturday. Photo/Craig Bakay

Weaving, a somewhat complicated process with rich rewards

Five Star Farm attracts a crowd for Easter event

Expropriation train is rolling along the K&P Trail

Lyme Disease and the Blacklegged Tick

Youths charged in cottage mischiefs

On April 5, 2018, members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Community Street Crime Unit (CSCU) of Front...

Planner Tracy Zander and Coun. John Inglis discuss North Frontenac’s proposed new Zoning Bylaw at an open house in the Council chambers Saturday in Plevna.

North Frontenac Zoning Bylaw update primarily a matter of fine-tuning to coordinate with Official Plan

The turnout for open houses on things like Official Plan and Zoning Bylaw changes historically isn’t h...

A large group reenacted Christ’s Passion Walk from Matsons’ Farm to the United Church in Arden on Good Friday, a distance of nearly 3 kilometres. Photo/Craig Bakay

Arden Passion Walk has long tradition

CMCA History Mystery Tour

A Showcase of Show Tunes!

If you like show tunes, then the Tay Valley Community Choir has the concert for you called “On With Th...

Villages Beautiful Update

Remember Christmas, and the Festival of Trees put on by the Villages Beautiful Committee?

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