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Oct 18, 2017 – Oct 12, 2017
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

Keeping nature near – an invitation to two public events

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

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Pictures and stories of an African experience

Local Greens nomination meeting

Short and pretty sweet at SF Council

Assault charges deferred until November 20

Fall Food Drive on Saturday in Sydenham and Verona

Addington Highlands council

Don’t make fire plan too complicated, North Frontenac Council tells chief, consultant

The real Bat Man returns to Little Cataraqui Creek

To some, they’re creepy, to others they are cute.

Karl Hammer IV (left) coach of the junior Golden Eagles, defeated his father, Karl Hammer III, in the Bubba Bowl. When asked, the younger Hammer said: “Nah, I don’t think it’ll cause any friction at the Thanksgiving dinner table.”

Juniors win, seniors lose as Bubba Bowl returns to Sydenham

After a two-year absence to to field repairs and improvements, the 10th annual Bubba Bowl returned to the fi...

Corin Raymond

A son pays tribute to his father

New program aimed at attracting youth volunteers to SFCS

Letter: Re – “It is time to leave the monarchy behind”

I am so disappointed to see you falling for the uninformed, populist notion that the monarchy is irrelevant ...

Letter: Re - septic systems

In the early 80’s, the Township of Oso applied to the Ministry of Health (MOH) for a thorough inspection o...

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