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Back to Home Letters - October 20, 2011 Letters: Oct 20 Tar & Gravel Roads in North Frontenac, Dave Winney Re: Hoax letter concerns Algonquin negotiators, Robert Lovelace Quick thinking re hazard on Road 38, Jule and Catherine Koch Tar & Gravel Roads in North FrontenacMr Mayor…
Photo: Students on the high ropes course “Leadership camp is a place where preconceived ideas about leadership and other barriers are broken down”, said Sydenham High School teacher and leadership camp staff supervisor, Kim Kippen. Along with co-staff supervisor, Don Lalonde,…
Photo: One of many who stepped up to the plate for the Cowdys at Olden Ball Park on Saturday October 15 was a day to remember for Scott and Angie Cowdy as they greeted supporters at a number of community events that were organized to help support the couple and their two…
Photo: Tracey Timmerman, Pete Redmond and Emma Redmond Close to 125 friends and family of long-time farmer, Pete Redmond, whose 100-year-old barn in Holleford burned to the ground on September 10, came out to assist in raising funds to replace it at a silent auction and dance…
Photo: Left to right: Colista McQuigge, Ashley Buls, Rachel Van Dusen, Emma Fuller, Madi Lemke, Aryssa Grant, Megan Cruickshank and Deanna Allen. Students from NAEC participated in painting a canvas for the Limestone Learning Foundation’s Crystal Ball Gala, which was held…
For 16 years, a group of the 46 stewardship councils in Ontario (one per rural county) have been quietly going about their business, but that business is changing. The councils were set up by the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) as a way of fostering environmental stewardship…
The Sharbot Lake Panthers took on the Marie-Rivier Dragons in back to back junior and seniors games in Sharbot Lake on October 18. The junior Panthers started out strong, winning the first two sets of their game 25-19 and 25-11. It didn't take long, though for the Dragons to…
In 1996, as he still is today, Mike Procter was running the Adult Protective Services Program for Northern Frontenac Community Services (NFCS). A number of the people he was working with at the time were facing the loss of ARC Industries, which provided many people with…
No news is not necessarily bad news on ambulance base front By Jeff Green When the agenda came out for the Frontenac County Council meeting this week, it did not include any reference to the proposed joint ambulance base/fire station in Ompah. A motion proposed by North…
Verona’s Community Medical Clinic Becomes Reality A year ago, Council agreed to purchase the Verona Medical Clinic with finds from the township’s capital reserve: The transaction will close October 31. Intent of the purchase was to facilitate recruitment of a physician for the…
