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Apr 14, 2021 – Apr 07, 2021
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Editorial: Randy’s back tweeting, for now

Medical Clinics Are Open, Ready To Serve

RN Meredith Prikker, Amanda Antoine, Dr. Sabra Gibbons prior to the vaccination clinic at the Harrowsmith Free Methodist Church.

Vaccination clinic at Harrowsmith Free Methodist Church for patients of Sydenham, Verona Medical Centres

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South Frontenac Council – April 6

Run down of municipal service changes as the result of new province-wide restrictions

Pic Standing, with shovels, Deputy-Mayor Leonard (holding pic of Tim Laprade, Recreation Director), a member of the South Frontenac Stocksport club, Mayor Vandewal, & Councillor Revill. Flanking them are other Stocksport Club members.

South Frontenac Breaks Ground On New Multiuse Facility

Is that the sound of a distant train?

Total Fire Ban in South Frontenac

SFCS Digital Transformation

Infrastructure funding announcement spills over from Hastings County, thanks to trail improvements.

BATTERSEA, Ont. (26/02/2021) - Craig Voith bought his farm with his parents and his brother when he was 17 in 2012. Now he is the main caretaker of Sugar Hill Rideaus where he raises sheep. His brother and parents still help when they can but he is the only full-time caretaker. “We grew up on a farm so it’s like second nature to us,” he says. Photo by Daniel Geleyn

Sheep farming is a family affair

Brothers Craig and Adam Voith, both in their 20’s, are following in their parents’ footsteps while diver...

Music Surviving the Pandemic

With a voice that has been compared as often to Stan Rogers as it has to Steven Page, Chris Murphy tells sto...

SHARBOT LAKE, Ont. (31/03/2021) - Jason Conboy of the Conboy Maple Syrup Farm in Sharbot Lake, replenishes the wood fire of the maple syrup evaporator during production of their sweet product on March 31, while his mother Darlene supervises. “We had a bumper season last year but this year it’s about half which is about an average season,” says Darlene, who lives on the farm with her husband George. George and Darlene have lived on their farm, which used to belong to George’s great-grandfather, for 40 years. Photo by Daniel Geleyn

An average maple syrup season for 2021

What’s Up in the Night Sky? – April 2021

Letter: Vandals of Verona

In the past 3 weeks someone, probably a truck with knobby tires, has torn up not only our driveway but also ...

Letter: The Path Ahead

By the time this is published, I expect that the third wave will have exceeded the previous two and we will ...

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