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Aug 14, 2019 – May 15, 2019
Louis Zhang from Ottawa has a look through Tim Trentadue’s telescope Saturday night in Fernleigh. Photo/Craig Bakay

Jupiter and Saturn the stars of weekend show at Sky Pad

Sunday afternoon action in the Division 4 championships of the Storrington Soccer League. Photo/Craig Bakay

Storrington Minor Soccer finishes season with fun day tourney

North Frontenac officially opened its Re-Use Centre last week with a ribbon cutting featuring (from left) Public Works Manager Darwyn Sproule, Coun. Gerry Martin, Mayor Ron Higgins, Volunteers Wendi and Dale Hudson and former public works manager Jim Phillips. Photo/submitted

North Frontenac Re-Use Centre up and running

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One Small Town fizzles

Rick and Debbie Morey’s solar setup

Living off-grid a viable option these days, and a necessity in some cases

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

The panel discussion included (from left) Eric Kohlsmith, inspector with the Mississippi Rideau Septic System Office, North Frontenac Mayor Ron Higgins, Terry Kennedy of the Kennebec Lake Association and Gord Mitchell of KFL&A Public Health. Photo/Craig Bakay

Septic Savvy Seminar about talking ... well, you know

A week’s postponement doesn’t dampen spirits of ATV riders

Accommodations in North Frontenac Township

North Frontenac looking at task force to determine interest for seniors affordable housing

The public meeting last Friday on North Frontenac’s new Zoning Bylaw drew a considerable crowd to the Clar-Mill Hall in Plevna. Photo/Craig Bakay

Opposition to ANSIs triggers large turnout for Zoning Bylaw Public Meeting

As a general rule, public meetings on zoning bylaws don’t attract a large audience.

Left: Up and comer Courtney Kane led off the musical portion of the weekend with an assortment of country tunes. Photo/Craig Bakay – Right: Dan Stoness brought his Elvis show to the stage, much to the delight of Inverary Youth Activity Group treasurer Judy Borovskis. Photo/Craig Bakay

Bands, ballplayers pitch in to help Ken Garett Memorial Park

Ken Garrett Memorial Park in Inverary was a hive of activity on the weekend as the first ever 3 Pitch, 3 Cho...

Coun. Gerry Martin and John Inglis presented Brenda Martin of the Clar-Miller Community Archives with a cheque for $6,650 from the Community Foundation for Kingston & Area to undertake the project Unravelling History: One Tombstone at a Time. The funds will be used to hire a summer student, Martin said. Photo/Craig Bakay

One Tombstone at a Time gets underway with Saturday kickoff in Plevna

At long last, North Frontenac Zoning Bylaw nears final approval

Waste management report “a good education” for public works manager

The recent public works managers meetings to discuss Frontenac County’s Waste Management Review were somet...

Septic Savvy - a workshop in North Frontenac

“There is much for all of us to learn about why a properly functioning septic system is integral to ensuri...

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