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Oct 22, 2014
Elementary and secondary students enjoy the drumming workshop

NAEC students feel the beat

Brian and Zack enjoy a roast beef dinner at the 18th anniversary of the regular Wednesday Community Drop In at St. Andrew's Anglican church in Sharbot Lake that took place on October 15.

Celebrating 18 years of “dropping in”

Last year's grade 11 students at Granite Ridge Education Centre

Granite Ridge Academic Awards:

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Seeking foster families for teens

L-r Elizabeth Conbery, Joan and Rudy Hollywood are served up a pancake breakfast courtesy of Anne Howes and Randy McVety at GREC's annual United Way breakfast fundraiser on Oct. 21. Not in the photo but also helping out in the kitchen was Amy McDonald.

United Way Breakfast at GREC

The Beaver: Pest or Eco-Hero?

Garry Elliot and Gertrude Letourneau brought musical magic to MERA on October 19 at the first concert of the Blue Jeans Classical Sunday Afternoon Concert series

Stellar opener at MERA's classical concert series

Congregate dining – a benefit to a senior's health

Trenton woodlot conference

Letter: One big unhappy township

County OP delayed as consensus seeking continues

After 18 months of work, and three formal drafts, the Frontenac County Official Plan was set for approval at...

Community Paramedicine project in Frontenac and Kingston

Frontenac County is one of the recipients of $6 million in provincial funding for community paramedicine pil...

Danielle Pollard forced out of her rental home in Kaladar by mold

Mold Issues Force Aboriginal Housing Tenant From Home

Letter: Electioneering in the “Good Old Days”

Letter: Re: North Frontenac Election

After the October 11 all-candidates meeting for the North Frontenac Ward 3 municipal election, I asked Claud...

Letter: Rookie Mayor for North Frontenac

Will the residents of North Frontenac be able to rely on a “rookie” mayor in a fight with the province?

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