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Oct 26, 2017 – Oct 18, 2017
The Central Frontenac Fire Department was called out to this home on Road 38 near Ball Road Thursday morning, Oct. 19.

Firefighters battle Road blaze for 9 hours

The District 4 detachment went all out to support former Department Chaplain Shawn Craven with a spaghetti supper fundraiser. Photo/Craig Bakay

More than 100 turn out for former fire chaplain’s fundraiser

MP Mike Bossio is fitted with a rather large sash by High Land Waters President Scott Lloyd and Senator Robert Lloyd.

The Metis sash, where tradition meets functionality

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Frontenac County budget project proposals

The goats, pigs and ducks proved popular with kids of all ages.

Five Star Farm packed with visitors for Fall Farm Festival

The Ontario Trillium Foundation’s Jim Roulston presents High Land Waters Metis Community President Scott Lloyd with a plaque signifying a $75,000 seed grant awarded to the Community for its Mamawapowuk traditional knowledge project. Photo/Craig Bakay

Metis Harvest Dinner acknowledges grant for Traditional Knowledge Project

St Paul’s Sydenham Celebrates 180 years

Central Frontenac Council votes down septic re-inspection plan

News briefs from Central Frontenac

SF Committee of the Whole receives draft Capital budget

About 20 people broke in the new Kennebec Shores trail on Saturday including Kent Smith, Brenda McKinstry, Peter and Gloria Smiley, Al Richie, Wanda Harrison and Lindy Rowe. Photo/Craig Bakay

Kennebec Shores trails now open to the community

On Saturday morning, the first of many people began to explore the new trails through the parkland just nort...

Keeping nature near – an invitation to two public events

The Land Conservancy for Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox & Addington is hosting two free public events in Oc...

Ribbon-cutting for play structure: SF Mayor Ron Vandewal, Amanda Pantrey and Kyle Gordon. Amanda and Kyle were behind the planning and fundraising for the structures (the large one pictured, a set of four swings, and two separate pieces for smaller children.) Colours are in recognition of the two big lakes, Dog and Loughborough, which have been and are an important part of Battersea. SF Township contributed $15,000, and within 8 months, almost double that amount was raised by the community.

Battersea Pumpkin Festival

Editorial: On the Scott Reid exercise in direct democracy

Letter: Reid lives in passive abstraction

Another mailing from MP Scott Reid reveals that he lives in passive abstraction.

Letter: Water Is Liquid Gold

I felt a need to respond and share information surrounding the issue of septic system failure and the treatm...

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