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

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Jan 08, 2020 – Dec 04, 2019
The crafts and games tables got a workout Sunday as these ladies at the Verona Christmas in the Village celebration will attest. Photo/Craig Bakay

Verona keeps up 27-year tradition with Christmas in the Village

Kaitlyn Wight and Marie Choquette with Mary Murphy at the 12th annual St. Patrick’s Church Nativity Display last Sunday. Photo/Craig Bakay

St. Patrick’s Nativities Display “biggest ever”

Astrid Tanton delighted the Prince Charles Public School crowd by inviting several of them to come up and dance while she and the band played last week in Verona. Photo/Craig Bakay

Former student returns to PCPS for concert

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Inverary residents report thefts from mailboxes

Ryan Vowles discovered a bullet hole in his basement wall.

Sydenham resident concerned after finding a bullet in his basement.

Joanne Ankers and her Granddaughter Allie playing a numbers game at Family Math Night

Family Math Night at LPS

Christine Fader

Battersea based career counsellor nominated for Premier’s award

Community Foundation kicks in $22,000 to look at rural transportation

20th Annual Rock’n’Roll Toy Drive sold out

Write On Sydenham Writers' Group

Prince Charles Public School Parent Council chair Ali Williams and Frontenac Farmers Market “Poobah” David Bates were pleased with the way things went Saturday in Verona. Photo/Craig Bakay

Hallways full as Holiday Market returns to Prince Charles School

“It’s been steady,” Parents Council chair and 14th annual holiday market organizer Ali Williams said S...

Adi Sweet Okechukwu gets mom Ruth Sweet’s approval on some treasure she found at the Hartington Community Caring Christmas Open House Sunday in Hartington. Photo/Craig Bakay

Community Caring Christmas Open House draws a crowd

“We really recycle a lot,” said Kathy Wood of the Hartington Community Caring Store.

OPP Community Safety Officer Const. Curtis Dick introduces lawyer Michelle Foxton for an information session on wills and powers of attorney as part of of the SALT series last week at Golden Links Hall in Harrowsmith. Photo/Craig Bakay

Yes, you do need a will, SALT audience told

South Frontenac Council Report - December 3

South Frontenac Bolsters Its Fire Service - Welcomes 24 new Fire Fighters

South Frontenac Fire & Rescue Station 6 welcomed a full house last Wednesday night at the 2019 Volunteer...

Stunt driver in Verona

On Friday November 29, 2019 short after 11:30 p.m. a Frontenac Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officer was c...

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