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Apr 24, 2019 – Apr 17, 2019
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Ambulance service was a big part of amalgamation talks, says former Warden

Cuts to Library funding forces end to inter-library loan service

Mayor Frances Smith and committee member Coun. Cindy Kelsey presented cheques to Janet Barr representing the Treasure Trunk and Dep. Chief Jamie Riddell representing the Central Frontenac Fire Department distributing the proceeds from the 2019 Frontenac Heritage Festival Polar Bear Plunge. The Fire Department received $1,447.50, The Treasure Trunk$1,335 and Northern Connections will receive $969.50.

Central Frontenac gets clean bill of health from auditors

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Flood Watches

Editorial: Municipal restructuring looks to be inevitable in rural Ontario

Crowd gets ANSI over North Frontenac zoning bylaw

South Frontenac fire ban lifted

Inaugural Repair Cafe Frontenac scheduled for May 26

Editorial: The Ford decimal system

Letter: Re - Dear Ms. Mckenna

Doug Kennedy (left) with members of his riding club at 'the ghost bike' memorial for 'wheelman' Jeff Vervaike

7 Days in May

Doug Kennedy did not know about the 7 Days in May fundraiser for Pancreatic Cancer Canada, but he knows all ...

Frontenac Paramedic Services and KFL&A Public Health facing forced amalgamation and phase out

Ontario to cut the number of paramedic service operators, Public Health Units, to 10.

Stephen Kotze

Greens choose Stephen Kotze as candidate in LFK

Letter: Re - Flooding in AH

Letter: Re - Central Frontenac Roads

I have driven on some of the roads recently in Central Frontenac.

Letter: Re - Frontenac Paramedic Services (page 1, April 18)

Does the OMA do any physical work in paramedic services?

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