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

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Dec 20, 2017 – Nov 29, 2017

Trinity Verona’s choir brought their annual Christmas gift of song to the community last Friday evening. As always, the church was packed, with extra chairs at the back.

The Christmas Market at Prince Charles Public School in Verona Saturday was a combined effort of the PCPS School Advisory Council represented here by treasurer Tina McHale and chair Alison Williams and the Frontenac Farmers Market represented by outgoing chair Debbie Harris and incoming chair Laura Simmons. Photo/Craig Bakay

Busy Christmas market in Verona

Police seek public assistance in identifying break and enter suspect

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Pick a pie, any pie

The Cookery coming to Inverary early in 2018

Jean Freeman, Cindy McMahon and Kris Caird stand under the arch, which was a new addition this year, during the 101 Nativities celebration at Cole Lake Free Methodist Church.

Nativities Displays celebrates 10 years at St. Patrick’s Church in Railton

L to R: Quinn, Kieran’s older brother, Chris Jarvis, Kieran Palmer. Chris and Kieran are holding the insulin pumps they wear all the time.

What’s a “Diabuddy”?

Glendower Hall stair prices too high, to be re-tendered in February

Service club asks for help with second phase of hall repairs

Sydenham Lake Stewardship Plan Completed

Bedford Coun. Pat Barr is congratulated by Mayor Ron Vandewal after being sworn in as Deputy Mayor for South Frontenac Council’s final year of this mandate at Tuesday night’s Council meeting. Photo/Craig Bakay

South Frontenac passes 2018 budget asking for 2.92 per cent more from ratepayers

South Frontenac Council approved and adopted its 2018 budget at its regular meeting Tuesday night in Sydenham.

Diane Dawber and the journey that led to the Nutrient Scent Test

Diane Dawber is living the good life these days.

Ontario Trillium Foundation representative Bob Burge cuts the ribbon symbolizing the renovations at the Harrowsmith S & A Club Saturday along with S & A President Pam Morey, Treasurer Penny Lloyd, Mayor Ron Vandewal and Coun. John McDougall. Photo/Craig Bakay

Harrowsmith S & A Club celebrates Trillium grant for renovations

Collision sends two drivers to hospital

Community Foundation of Kingston and Area grants

Frontenac County did well by the Community Foundation of Kingston and Area this week. 5 of the 15 grants ann...

Johnston Point – Hear that Lonesome Whip-poor-will

Opponents of the Johnston Point 15 lot development on Loughborough Lake have not given up the fight.

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