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Nov 27, 2014 – Nov 20, 2014
Kevin Hawley (left) and Kyle Labbett (right) outlined the three proposed options for the bridge replacement in Sharbot Lake

Three bridge options proposed for Sharbot Lake crossing

Lions Breakfast

some of the over 70 contributors to “At Home In Tay Valley”, a book celebrating the 200-year anniversary and history of Tay Valley Township

Tay Valley prepares for 200th Anniversary

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Sydenham & Verona Lions conduct vision and hearing screening at local schools

Kate Joslin of Bear Root Gardens in Verona demonstrates a home made seed separator at the KASSI workshop

Local Seed Initiative workshop in Inverary

Back l-r: Theresa Lowery, Jean Brown; front - Verna Cowdy

Land O' Lakes Seniors rock Pine Meadow Nursing Home

Diane Chorney offers a number of holistic treatments and therapies at Aravinda, a new treatment, study and retreat centre located at her home in Sharbot Lake.

Aravinda: New spa/study and retreat centre in Sharbot Lake

North Frontenac Council

David Jones: The Definition of Irony

Frontenac County planning report

Sydenhams quarterback Dylan Fisher played a stellar game at their EOSSAA championship 19/14 win over the Almonte Thunderbolts at CaraCo field in Kingston on November 14.

Sydenham Advances to National Capital Bowl

Close to 300 fans bundled up and braved the snow and wind to cheer on Sydenham's senior Golden Eagles, who f...

Back Row – Noah Thibodeau, Nathan Whitelock, Brodie Munro (team captain), Mitch Kelsey, Andre Tryon, William Cruickshank, Andrew Freeburn, Mr. Hasler (head coach). Front Row – Greg Garey, Stephen Humphrey, Tristen Veley. Absent – Shane Arney and Alex Flagler

North Addington boys’ volleyball team qualifies for OFSAA

submitted by Joel Hasler For the first time in ten years, North Addington Education Centre is sending a tea...

Sydenham Junior Golden Eagle Mackenzie Poole fends off a persistent Pirate from Thousand Islands Secondary School at the team’s last game at the EOSSAA championships, which were held at Sydenham on November 12. The junior girls won their final game of the season 41-27 and had a great season but did not move ahead to the EOSSSAA championship game, which took place at Sydenham later that day.

Sydenham Junior girls just miss a chance at EOSSAA championships

Editorial: Change is afoot

Canada – Ontario Jobs Grant

A new granting program, the Canada-Ontario Jobs Grant (COJG), provides an opportunity for employers to inves...

Letter: Dumb smart meters or dumb smart meter readers

Since smart meters (meters which electronically record kilowatts used) were introduced in Ontario there have...

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