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

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Oct 26, 2016 – Oct 13, 2016
Over 300 sea, army and air cadets from across Eastern Ontario competed in the Central Region Orienteering Competition Series at the Gould Lake Conservation Area north of Sydenham on October 15, 2016.

300 cadets compete in orienteering at Gould Lake

Inverary resident Kelli McRobert competed against some of the greatest obstacle course racers in the world in Collingwood, Ontario on Oct. 14

Inverary woman returns home to hero’s welcome

Denise Remond, Brad Miller and Judy Peters

Muddy Waters to open on November 3

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Residents work to replace old Battersea playground equipment

Enjoying the fall colours and raising money to combat a subdivision in Hartington

Hartington protest walk

Volunteers working on the playground

Inverary Playground Needs Your Votes and Help!

Photo: Ernie Sands (left) and Eugene Sands (right)

Frontenac Farmers Market ready to wrap up successful season

Inverary woman takes fitness challenge to world stage

The Art of Beekeeping

South Frontenac Council - Oct 11/16

Mike Stapley and his family had been residents of Fort McMurray for 10 years when the wildfire began on May 2

Family’s future uncertain after fleeing Fort McMurray wildfire

Mike Stapley is tired of running.

Frontenac Arena Logo Contest Winner

Paige Knox, a grade 7 student at Harrowsmith Public School, submitted the winning entry in the 40th annivers...

Karl Hammer with the trophy

Kingston & Area Ice Stock Club Ontario Champs!

South Frontenac Council

South Frontenac Council – Oct 18/16

Harrowsmith Community Improvement Plan Council passed two by-laws necessary to formally approve the Harrows...

Food Matters event in Sydenham Oct. 22

More than 8% of households in the Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington area live with food insecurity.

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