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Nov 01, 2019 – Oct 25, 2019
Kate Weekes and James Stephens

Weekes/Stephens and Sam/William in musical Red Rover this Sunday

Zombie infestation hits Sharbot Lake

Sara Obed and Babs Wiskin were busy selling pies and baked goods Saturday in Sydenham for the Women’s Institute.

Sydenham Women’s Institute still going strong after 100 years.

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November Art Exhibition at MERA

The celebration to mark the completion of the K&P trail to Sharbot Lake was a bit premature. It took place in August of 2017, anticipating completion that fall. It took two more years, but now that it is done, the next 14km section, which will reach the only station on the line that is still standing, the one in Clarendon, should be done in the summer of 2020

No stopping the K&P trail now that it has reached Sharbot Lake on its journey north

Sophia Antoine, Alexis Saccary, Gavin Hunter and Jacob Tisdale were enjoying the festivities at the S & A Club in Harrowsmith Saturday.

Harrowsmith S & A Club hosts goblins and ghouls

The Frontenac Repair Cafe folks held their final Cafe for 2019 Sunday in Sharbot Lake but things are looking good for a return engagement sometime in 2020

Successful first season for Frontenac Repair Cafe comes to close

Little known course develops Sydenham students develop leadership skills

Editorial: Memories of integrated sustainability

Addington Highlands office addition will require separate septic system

Parham’s Tangie Howes received her award from past president Corie Abrams.

Former GREC student receives award from Kingston & District Sports Hall of Fame

Parham athlete Tangie Howes was recognized Saturday, Oct. 19 by the Kingston & District Sports Hall of F...

A Halloween Story

(This original Halloween story was written by Poppy Miller, a grade 5 student at Prince Charles' Public Scho...

Neighbour Brett Lord used his own building permit to emphasize his opposition to the proposed zoning change.

Rezoning of Skootamatta Lake Road to Commercial meets opposition

Night Skies - November

Frontenac County settles on a 4.95% increase

Meeting as a Committee of the Whole on Wednesday and Thursday (Oct. 23 and 24) of last week, Frontenac Count...

Editorial: Recycling in Central Frontenac

Clarification – The advertisement that appeared on page 6 of this week’s Frontenac News, Vol. 19, editio...

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