Jeff Green
Keates (Mothersill) Marjorie Maude Lyons
on August 14, 2019 at Fairmount Nursing Home in Glenburnie, Ontario. Marjorie was born in Toronto on June 11, 1921 to Howard and Charlotte Mothersill (Wilson). In 1939 she moved to Kingston with her Mother, Father and Sister . During her time in Kingston she worked at Alcan and was… READ MORE
Donnelly, L. Duane
Passed away at his residence at Van Horne Manor in Smiths Falls on Friday, August 16, 2019 at the age of 87. Beloved husband of Pauline Donnelly (nee Bode). Loving and devoted father of Vanessa (Paul), Jackie (Terry) and Peter (Darlene). Cherished grandfather of Amber, Jessie, Jennifer, Sierra, Kingsley, Aidan… READ MORE
Health Unit raises the alarm over radon in KFL&A
Over two thirds of South Frontenac residents are living with dangerous levels of radon in the living area of their home. And the numbers aren't much better elsewhere in Frontenac and L&A Counties where over 55% are in the same boat. A study that was initiated partly because of the… READ MORE
“I was like a fly to his fly-paper,” North Frontenac land developer David Hill says of Gypsy Villas in fraud trial
The trial of Jessica Villas on 2 charges of fraud over $5,000 continued in Sharbot Lake on Monday, as part of the once a monthly court proceedings in the Kingston satellite court. The first day of the trial took place in June, and included testimony from the OPP Constable who… READ MORE
Freak lightning strike triggers first response in South Frontenac
The day started out calmly enough. Brad Telford, who has lived on the Campbell Road near Sydenham with his wife Megan and their 2 1/2 year old son John for about a year and half, did some indoor chores last Saturday morning (August 10) because it was raining. When the… READ MORE
North Frontenac puts the brakes on County roads network
At their meeting last Friday, North Frontenac Council passed a motion to explore 2 previously discussed options for the development of a regional roads network in Frontenac County. The main stated purpose of the regional roads network is to make Frontenac County, as well as its member municipalities, eligible for… READ MORE
You can teach on old festival some new tricks
Without any fanfare, Blue Skies Music Festival hit a milestone in its 46th edition over the long weekend. The festival, which takes place near the Clarendon station, the last remaining station from the old K&P railroad, just at the crossroads between North and Central Frontenac and Lanark Highlands, has remained… READ MORE
Summer mini beer review
It’s been a hot summer, and the Ontario brewing industry has responded. It is still difficult to get a true sense of everything that is available in Ontario because new breweries are still springing up pretty often, and our distribution system is not ideal, to put it politely LCBO outlets,… READ MORE
OPP report leaves questions unanswered
On Thursday, August 1, the OPP East region issued a statement concerning an incident from the previous Sunday in Sharbot Lake. The incident led to a heavy police presence in the village, with police warning residents to stay in-door to ensure their safety The statement reads as follows. “Members of… READ MORE
Pickleball to gain a new venue in South Frontenac
Among its assets, The Point Park in Sydenham has a fenced in court, which has fallen on hard times. “Right now it is not being used at all,” said recreation Supervisor Tim Laprade this week. In the 2019 township budget, $8,000 was set aside to paint lines, do some surface… READ MORE