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

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Nov 14, 2018 – Nov 01, 2018

Remembrance Day in Verona

Nicole Van Camp opened her Verona store Friday night, donating a percentage of the profits to Verona’s Christmas for Kids campaign. Photo/Craig Bakay

Nicole’s gifts opens up for Christmas For Kids

Hanging up his cleaver

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Sport a mo, save a bro

Gary Paquin (right) with Storrington Lions Club member John Beaubien. The club donated $250 to Gary’s stem cell transplant which is scheduled for Nov. 19.

Chronic diseases steal function, not dignity, of local man fighting for his life

Doug Lovegrove stands in front of the Remembrance display in the window of Nicole’s Gifts in Verona. “Nicky’s been very supportive,” he said. Photo/Craig Bakay

Verona shop window a tribute to local WW I battalion

The sign says ‘just chillin’ and that’s what therapy dog Buddy was doing with his crafting companion Tony Farrell of Tony Farrell Woodcrafts.

Trinity United Church craft/bake sale has become a tradition in Verona

Wayne Orr ‘anticipated’ to retire: South Frontenac Council

The Bells of Peace were rung in Sydenham!

Remembrance Day in Harrowsmith

Dick and Jan Miller

Author chronicles an almost fifty-year relationship between two unlikely people

Life with Dick portrays one couple’s relationship - how they met, married had children, and have lived...

Mike Janssens of Janssens Fresh Produce sports a British redcoat from the Napoleonic era while promoting his antique apple varieties. Photo/Craig Bakay

Frontenac Farmers Market ends season on a chilly dark day

“Yes, surprisingly enough, we don’t plan to come out next week in the cold,” Frontenac Far...

Jessalyn Wagar and Morgan Menard of Out of the Woods Verona and Matthew Crossman and Andrea Potter (“a mother-son team”) of The Glass Shack in Elginburg were two new vendors at the Sydenham Women’s Institute craft and bake sale Saturday at the Grace Centre in Sydenham. Photo/Craig Bakay

Baked goods go quickly at Women’s Institute craft and bake sale

What’s New Leaf Link (NeLL) been up to in 2018?

South Frontenac Council holds final meeting of term and McDougall reflects

FarewellsPresent and future Mayor Ron Vandewal made presentations to the three departing Council members at ...

Sydenham’s Haunted Walks

Rain, wind and sleet: it was the perfect setting for ghostly stories!

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