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News from South Frontenac Township - Dec 12th (PDF)

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Mar 04, 2020 – Feb 05, 2020
Ruth Shannon (47 years), Ann Babcock (32 years) and Harriet Corkey (32 years) were honoured for their participation in 4H at Awards Night last October. Photo/Craig Bakay

Frontenac 4H draws a crowd for rally night

Frontenac County Schools Museum president Gord Sly was on hand to invite everyone to the Museum on Regent Street (Barriefield) in Kingston. Photo/Craig Bakay.

Bedford History remembered at Glendower Hall

Sydenham Country Cafe - casual comfort food with a twist

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Loughborough residents have their say at Town Hall meeting

Sydenham Lake was the place to be for kids of all ages Sunday for the premier Children’s Ice Fishing Derby. Photo/Craig Bakay

Children’s Ice Fishing Derby draws 150 anglers to Sydenham Lake

Top: Les McGowan, former owner of the Godfrey General Store, wanted to be the first customer when the outlet opened in January, and Laurie Love was happy to oblige. Bottom: Jordan, Jim, and Nick Gilmour in the new LCBO section of Gilmour's on 38

Gilmour’s meats, Godfrey General store ramping up to meet summer demand

Mayor Andewal presenting a plaque to Duncan Sinclair

South Frontenac Council celebrates Duncan Sinclair

Family Day in Frontenac

Public meeting re Lyons Landing draws comments

Legion Corner (Hollowood Branch 425)

LPS Teachers Begin Two-day Walkout with Music

LPS teacher Al MacDonald and some of his fellow Loughborough Public School teachers pulled together an ‘ad...

Five teams (one for each bench) of Brian Grigg’s 6/7 class restored benches that have been part of Prince Charles Public School for decades. Photo/Craig Bakay

‘Historical’ benches brought back to life at Prince Charles Public School

At the end of the day, they may be just benches, but to some people, they mean a little more than that.

John McDougall (l) and Rob Wood (r)

Bringing Our History, Art and Culture to Life

South Frontenac Council - A bit of a primer on public meetings

Charge laid in year old hit and run case

On February 17, 2019, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Frontenac Detachment responded to a collision on S...

The Sydenham Women’s Institute: Reflections on 100 years of service

The Sydenham Women’s Institute is over halfway through its 100th year celebrations and 100 years of servic...

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