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Feb 28, 2018 – Nov 29, 2017
Bill James has taken on North of 7 restaurant and the Plevna Freshmart with a simple philosophy of looking after his customers. Photo/Craig Bakay

Plevna Freshmart/North of 7 restaurant “not a corner store any more”

The dark greeen circle in the middle of the map is the Adirondack Park, and the circle to the left is Algonquin Park and vicinty. The lighter green, slightly fractured area in between, is the corridor.

Algonquin to Adirondack

For the first meeting in the new Council Chambers, the Township received several decorative gifts including this quilt from Debbie Emery (right, with help from Betty Hunter and Mayor Ron Higgins it up for a picture) and a picture board from Coun. John Inglis.

Providing rides considerably more expensive in North Frontenac

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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

Leeanne White in Ompah to mark her 103rd

Ompah diners welcome a special guest

North Frontenac Little Theatre News Flash

North Frontenac Township budget finalised with levy increase of 1.4%

Ontario Municipal Partnership fund targets fiscally challenged townships

Coun. Gerry Martin and Fire Chief Eric Korhonen show off one of the quilts the Verona Trinity Quilters have donated to North Frontenac Emergency Services.

Most septic systems inspected either no concerns (52 per cent) or some remedial work (45 per cent)

About 52 per cent of the septic systems inspected during the 2017 program had no concerns, Eric Kohlsmith of...

North Frontenac to look at options for planning services

North Frontenac will be revisiting how it handles planning following a discussion at its regular meeting las...

The changing of the guard. North Frontenac Public Works Manager Jim Phillips hands the reins to his replacement, Darwyn Sproule at last week’s Council meeting. Phillips did say he’d be at the Dec. 15 meeting.

Council backs out of support for energy project

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Concert at Snow Road Hall

On the evening of Thursday December 14th Joey Wright and Al Tuck will be performing an intimate concert of s...

Update from Knitters for Global Warmth

The knitting continues.

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