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Back to HomeFeature Article - June 4, 2009 Crossing the 70-year marriage milestoneby Julie Druker Ken and Vera Stinson at their 70th wedding anniversary in Harrowsmith last SundaySeventy years of marriage is such an uncommon milestone that it is next to impossible to purchase a…
Back to HomeFeature Article - June 4, 2009 South Frontenac Council - June 2/09by Wilma Kenny South Frontenac welcomes new CAOFollowing a brief and unusual mid-meeting in camera session, Mayor Gary Davison introduced Wayne Orr, the Township’s new CAO, hired to replace Gord Burns,…
Back to HomeFeature Article - June 4, 2009 Pine Meadow Golf Classic Brad Douglas of Yourway Lumber and Len Tufford preparing for the 8th Annual Pine Meadow Golf Classic, which will be held at Hunter’s Creek Golf Course on June 20. This year the winning team will be presented…
Back to HomeFeature Article - June 4, 2009 PARC makes a pickBy Jeff Green Committee calls for a new comprehensive school to replace Hinchinbrooke and Sharbot Lake Public schools and Sharbot Lake High School; opts to keep Land O' Lakes and Clarendon Central open “as possible” The…
Back to HomeOutdoors in the Land O'lakes - June 4, 2009 Lightning Bugsby Steve Blight In another week or two, the first flashes of light start to appear in forests and fields just after sunset, signalling the start of another firefly season. Fireflies, or lightning bugs as they…
Back to HomeFeature Article - June 4, 2009 Ompah Fish Hatchery needs new managerBy Linda Rush A small but very dedicated crowd attended a meeting at the Ompah Fish Hatchery on Saturday May 30 to consider the future of this hatchery. Its future is in doubt if a hatchery manager…
Back to HomeFeature Article - June 4, 2009 North Frontenac Council - May 28/09By Jeff Green Frustration with Frontenac County boils over again in North Frontenac Months after the idea of secession from Frontenac County seemed to have receded from the political landscape, it came…
Back to HomeFeature Article - June 4, 2009 NAEC Students Pulling for Biodiversityby Melissa Randle On May 22, 32 NAEC students traveled to Lemoine Point Conservation Area in Kingston to participate in the Great Garlic Mustard Pull and International Biodiversity Day. The students…
Back to HomeFeature Article - June 4, 2009 Trouble with towers - June 8 public meeting over internet towers back onBy Jeff Green Barret Xplornet is the company that received the contract from Frontenac County to install 150 foot towers for high speed internet to cover service…
Back to HomeEditorial - June 4, 2009 What's in a Nickel: Plastic bagsEditorial by Jeff Green An op-ed piece in the Globe and Mail this week by a Marcus Gee argued that the new Toronto City bylaw enforcing a 5 cent charge for plastic bags was an unnecessary imposition. The…
