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Jan 31, 2018 – Jan 24, 2018
The latest incarnation of the Frontenac Fly Girls, a women’s Sunday hockey group that’s been going for 17 years. Photo/Craig Bakay

Ladies hockey alive and well at Frontenac Community Arena

Goldie Ghamari

Hillier accused of harassment as PC party upheaval roils on

The bucket drumming group at The Child Centre in Sharbot Lake — The percussionists really took the teacher’s suggestion to be energetic to heart.

Hitting the bucket a hit with local budding drummers

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Dep. Mayor Fred Perry presents Mayor Ron Higgins with a piece of art he commisioned for the new Council chambers. The tree ring is from a 150-year-old white ash that fell on Perry’s property and the artwork was done by local artist Brian Lorimer. Photo/Craig Bakay

Planning costs to go up for North Frontenac if County continues to be providor

Audrey Baker, Bonnie De Salvo, Dorothy Pethick, Brenda Maguire, Shirley Cuddy, Elva Hamblin, Joyce Lemke and Patricia Sawarna (not pictured) are the Land O’ Lakes Country Cloggers. Photo/Craig Bakay

Clogging up a storm in North Frontenac

Amanda Pulker-Mok, Provincial Liberal candidate in Lanark Frontenac Kingston

Judge to consider matter further before ruling in Loughborough Holiday Park concerts case

North Frontenac Township budget finalised with levy increase of 1.4%

After two meetings, Central Frontenac 2018 budget still $348,000 higher than 2017

Window out at one of the Bobs Lake properties. At least 22 cottages have suffered similar damage this month

Break and enter cases multiply

Over the past 10 days, three sets of break-ins have been reported, each affecting multiple cottage propertie...

Lanark, Frontenac, Lennox & Addington MPP Randy Hillier carves the beast while his federal counterpart, Scott Reid, reads Robbie Burns’ Address to a Haggis. Photo/Craig Bakay

In what’s becoming an annual tradition, Reid and Hillier celebrate Robbie Burns Day

It’s often been said that on St. Patrick’s Day, everybody’s Irish.

Thanks to a Limestone Learning Foundation grant, Lee Casement is acquiring the gear he needs to bring a School of Rock to Prince Charles Public School.

School of Rock starting up at Prince Charles Public School

What’s Up in the Night Sky? - February 2018

Senior’s Housing meetings in Central Frontenac

The Township of Central Frontenac, in partnership with the County of Frontenac, is hosting two upcoming Town...

KFPL Live presents: Medical Myths and Misconceptions

Do you follow medical advice “everyone just knows”— like avoiding gluten or using sunscreen?

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