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Jul 17, 2019 – Jul 10, 2019
Things are looking up for Alan Macdonald and the beans in the Food Bank Community Garden greenhouse at the Grace Centre in Sydenham. Photo/Craig Bakay

Food Bank Garden — a learning experience with other benefits

Erik and Taylor Miazga are hoping to ignite an inferno with their line of MissFortuneS hot sauces. Photo/Craig Bakay

Local entrepreneurs turning up the heat in Sydenham

Dad Jeffrey Moellman accompanies sons Paul and Gabriel with son Jonathan turning the pages at St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Sydenham Sunday. Photo/Craig Bakay

St. Paul’s in Sydenham becoming premier musical venue

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OPP investigating child death

NFLT 40th Anniversary Student Poster Contest

John Duchene

12th annual Arden Garden Party and Open Studio

Mayor Frances Smith and Coun. Tom Dewey presented resident Kevin LaPorte with a Certificate of Recognition for his work on creating a map showing points of entry on the Kennebec Wilderness Trails for use by first responders in case of an emergency. LaPorte, himself a first responder with the London Police Force, retired to Kennebec Lake in 2015 but is moving to Ottawa to look after an aging parent. Photo/Craig Bakay

Roads dominate Central Frontenac Council meeting in Arden

Buyer beware – Parham couple warn off unwitting investors

CF Public works manager resigns

Driver Charged after complaint

Sue and Robert Clinton in their backyard on Bedford Road. “The flowers are for the bees,” Sue said. Photo/Craig Bakay

Second annual garden tour features several unique approaches

There are farms.

Debra Murphy (centre), Eastern Ontario regional manager for Frank Cowan Insurance and Megan Schooley from McDougall Insurance Brokers in Perth presented Mayor Ron Higgins with $5,000 from their Home Town Program to be used towards repairing Barrie Hall in Cloyne at the regular North Frontenac Council meeting last Friday in Cloyne. Photo/Craig Bakay

North Frontenac passed Zoning Bylaw after 18 months of meetings and revisions

After 18 months, two open houses and two public meetings, North Frontenac Council passed the Township’s Zo...

Fred Barrett wanted to give visitors a good look at the Sun Saturday. Unfortunately, the clouds got in the way.

With apologies to Jerry Seinfeld, this story is about nothing

Novice and experienced Paddlers team up for success at the Gananoque Regatta

Editorial: It’s time for us re-jig Frontenac County

All has been quiet on the Queen’s Park front in recent weeks, at least as far as creating a new template f...

Hillier focused on serving constituents, not sure what will happen in ‘22

For a time in the winter, Randy Hillier, the outspoken MPP for Lanark Frontenac Kingston, made headlines acr...

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