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Captains meet to fight back

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · May 12, 2011

The Relay for Life team captains' meeting was held on May 6 at the Anglican Church in Sharbot Lake. The informational meeting was well attended by the captains and was a great success. Several topics were discussed, including the importance of this year's Relay For Life being a…

South Frontenac Council - May 10/11

SOUTH FRONTENAC · May 12, 2011

Backyard chickens rejected in South Frontenac Lindsay Mills, Planning Coordinator, presented a list of issues that could be considered should council wish to develop a by-law permitting rural residents living on two-acre lots to raise a small number of chickens (10). Presently,…

NFLT's Getting Sarah Married delights theatre crowd

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · May 12, 2011

What better for spring than a good old-fashioned rollicking romantic comedy to get the love juices flowing. And while most of the bonking in this Sam Bobrick play consisted of unexpected knocks to the head of the amnesia-inducing kind, the play in its essence is a playful jaunt…

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Delete Me · May 12, 2011

Back to HomeFeature Article - May 12, 2011 Central Frontenac soccerby Lynette Whan The final in-person registration was held on Saturday, April 30. We have many new players registered and eager to play. Teams will be finalized at our meeting on May 18. We anticipate having three…

North Frontenac Council - May 10/11

NORTH FRONTENAC · May 12, 2011

Taxes up in North Frontenac – net increase of 7.2% in levy to ratepayers After several months of deliberations, North Frontenac Council finally completed their 2011 budget late last week. In the end, an additional $477,000 over what was collected in 2010 will be required from…

Central Frontenac Council - May 10/11

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · May 12, 2011

Council looking at cutting fees for new school Mayor Janet Gutowski has proposed that Central Frontenac Council consider waiving at least a portion of building fees for the new comprehensive school in Sharbot Lake. “This is a one-time investment that the school board is making…

The pride of Sydenham win’s NCAA honour

SOUTH FRONTENAC · May 12, 2011

Sydenham’s Natasha Ostopovich was a key figure in the glory days of the Sydenahm Canoe Club and she has gone on to make name for her self in the United States. She was one of two Washington State University seniors honoured with the 2011 Big Ten Senior Award in Athletics.…

Kingston Nurseries opens it doors in Harrowsmith

SOUTH FRONTENAC · May 12, 2011

Photo: Loretta and Randall Wieting of Kingston Nurseries in Harrowsmith Though its official opening is not until Friday May 20, Kingston Nurseries, the new garden and landscape design centre located just south of Harrowsmith, has unofficially been open since May 7. Owners…

North American Beaver (Castor canadensis)

Outdoors in the Land O' Lakes · May 12, 2011

by Lorraine Julien While gathering firewood on our property this past February, we came across the handiwork of a very experienced logger – the beaver. His handiwork was evidenced by the number of fallen young birch trees on our island. While we usually harvest damaged or dying…

Sharbot Lake Seniors Fair focuses on prevention, health and fun

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · May 12, 2011

Photo: Some of the professionals at the Sharbot Lake seniors’ fair: l-r, April McCann, Jennifer Allan, Bonnie Peacock, Nancy Willis, Laurie Watson, Rae Gateley and June Hickman With the theme of “Living Life to its Fullest” the second annual Sharbot Lake Region Seniors’ Fair,…

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