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

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Oct 06, 2021 – Sep 08, 2021
The Trevor Walsh Group performing in Verona at the Verona Car Show. Photo submitted

Car Show makes triumphant return to Verona

Impaired driving charges in South Frontenac x 3

File photo: Battersea Pumpkin Festival

The Battersea Pumpkin Festival is back

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South Frontenac Council Sept 21

Two members of the founding arena committee, Marcel Giroux (with scissors) and Dave Hansen were front and centre as the Frontenac Community re-opened last Friday following extensive upgrades as well as the covid pandemic. Also pictured (from left) arena board member Coun. Norm Roberts, Coun. Doug Morey, arena supervisor Tim Laprade, Board Chair Brent Cameron, Giroux, Hansen, board member Sherry Whan, Coun. Pat Barr, board member Ray Leonard and SF Mayor Ron Vandewal. Photo/Craig Bakay

Frontenac Community Arena back open for business

Shucks, Corn’s Great!

Shaunis Sakell of Hinchinbrooke Hills Farms during Open Farms Weekend.

Open Farms 2021

Township of South Frontenac Seeking Harrowsmith Beautification Committee Members

Grade 4 students require to isolate after 2nd COVID case at Loughborough PS

Break-in and Arson at cabin on Buck Lake

Fantasy in the Forest has become a family affair for Tony Deluca, daughter Sophia Deluca, Kathleen Schindler and son Oliver Schindler as the whole family were dressed as jesters while selling their wares. Photo/Craig Bakay

Fantasy In The Forest Lives Up To Its Name

Even though the number of vendors was down this year to 40 from the normal 60-80, the Forest King, Jamie Bri...

Boots on Pedals Cycling fundraiser for First Responders counselling

Constable Richard Martin is working a day job these days, in a climate controlled office.

Astrid Tanton has been using the covid lockdown to work on a new album, as well as attending Ryerson University virtually. Photo/submitted

How one local musician has kept creative while navigating the pandemic

COVID cases concentrated in urban areas in KFL&A

South Frontenac Council - September 7, 2021

Councillor Revill spoke to his motion supporting Lennox & Addington’s request that the Minister of Edu...

Frontenac Community Arena Opens for 2021/22 Season

Godfrey - The Frontenac Community Arena (FCA) Board of Directors are pleased to announce that the FCA will b...

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