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Undesirables are full of yearning

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Jun 3, 2010

Just because they say they are undesirable does not mean they aren't full of desire themselves, at least in the lyrical and emotional content of their music. The Undesirables are a two-man band. Sean Cotton plays guitar and sings harmony vocals, and Corin Raymond sings lead…

NAEC to Perform Disney's "Mulan"

Delete Me · Jun 3, 2010

By Victoria Peeling The second week of June is soon approaching, along with the annual play the senior theatre class of North Addington Education Centre puts on for the community every year. This year, the play that has been chosen is "Mulan," the class has been working hard…

Relay For Life all set for Flinton

Delete Me · Jun 3, 2010

With one week to go, planning for the fist ever Relay for Life to be held in Addington Highlands is pretty much on schedule. “We now have 32 or 33 teams registered” said key organizer Carolyn Hasler, “and a bunch of fund raising events have already taken place.” Plans to feed…

A Verona Lion's legacy

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Jun 3, 2010

Councilors Jim Hicks and Bill Robinson cut the ribbon at the dedication of the Donna Clarke Pavilion in Verona The official opening of the Donna Clarke Pavilion took place in Verona on May 29 and many came out to honour the former Verona Lions Club member, who donated a bequest…

Local beef promo day in Verona

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Jun 3, 2010

Darcy Clow of Bel-Char Farm in Godfrey introduces youngsters to his Simmentals Local Family Farms in Verona hosted the Frontenac Cattleman’s Association Annual Local Beef Promo day and visitors had a chance to get up close and personal with a fine array of beef cattle from the…

“Karen’s Quest” passing through

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Jun 3, 2010

Sherry Welsh and Stewart Stanley pass through Godfrey on May 27on their Quest to Ottawa Down the Westport Road, east of Godfrey, I recently came across two lone travelers, one a woman on foot, followed by the other, a driver driving slowly behind in a truck laden with flags and…

What’s up in the sky – June 2010

What's up in the Sky? · Jun 3, 2010

By Fred Barrett There’s a special treat this month for those of you willing to put in a little extra effort. About an hour before the first glimmer of dawn in the East, you will be able to see Comet McNaught (Comet C/2009 R1). Robert McNaught of Australia’s Siding Spring…

New owners with old connections take over Gray’s Grocery

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Jun 3, 2010

After 26 years during which their store was open over 9,350 days and closed for 80 days all told, Doug and Kathy Wolsey have turned over the keys of Gray’s Grocery store to Jonathan DesRoche. “The store has been good to us. We’ve raised two children here, sent them to…

Update on replica of railway station

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Jun 3, 2010

In conjunction with a previous article about our recently acquired caboose, the Central Frontenac Railway Heritage Society (C.F.R.H.S.) also felt that it was important to update the community on the progress being made on the concept of building a replica of the former Sharbot…

HPS School of Rockers raise the roof in Parham

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Jun 3, 2010

Hinchinbrooke Public School students nearly rocked the roof off the IOOF Hall in Parham on May 29 at the fourth annual School of Rock concert. First up on stage was School of Rock founder and grade 7/8 teacher at Hinchinbrooke, Ms. Julia Schall, who initiated the program at the…

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