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Victoria Hilda May Neilsen (St. Pierre)

OBITUARIES · Nov 2, 2022

November 11, 1927- October 28, 2022 Hilda was born at home in a log cabin on a farm in northern Frontenac County, Ontario to First World War bride Edith Stevens of Wimbledon, England and Canadian war veteran Thomas Joseph St. Pierre. She was born on Remembrance Day nine years…

Nelles, Kelly

OBITUARIES · Nov 2, 2022

Went to be with his Lord surrounded by his family on October 27, 2022. Kelly Nelles in his 61st year. Dear husband of Dianne. Fondly remembered by children John, Cameron, Alex and Darcy. Son of Marion Nelles and the late Neil Nelles. Brother of Kevin (Wendy) Nelles, Sherry (Joe)…

Campbell, George James

OBITUARIES · Nov 2, 2022

It is with deep sadness we announce the passing of our father George James Campbell in his 96th year. George passed away peacefully with his family by his side on Sept 25th, 2022 at KGH. He will be greatly missed by his wife Joan, daughters Donna (Jim) Missouri, Susan (Carlos)…

Loughborough Public School Greenhouse Opening

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Nov 2, 2022

After several years’ dreaming, planning, fundraising and hard work, last week the Loughborough Public School’s new domed greenhouse and kitchen classroom were officially opened. A crowd of students, teachers, friends, parents and community supporters were greeted by a host of…

So Far S'No Good in Snow Road

NORTH FRONTENAC · Nov 2, 2022

The K&P Trail development is intended, in part, as a boon to tourism related businesses along its path. But disputes with landowners in North Frontenac who own parts of the trail have delayed its completion. And the fallout from those disputes is now a detriment to the existing…

COVID, the flu, and healthcare staffing shortages

General Interest · Nov 2, 2022

COVID numbers are rising in our region, the flu season is early, and healthcare unions are concerned about staff shortages. It’s a recipe for a difficult start to the winter, and public health is recommending masking in-doors and in crowded outdoor spaces. “Consider wearing a…

Hallowe’en Was Eerie-sistible at Sydenham High School

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Nov 2, 2022

I must confess that as the leaves fall and crunch under my feet, I start to get a bit excited about the cooler evenings. Thanksgiving is behind us and the next celebration is Hallowe’en, and admittedly, it is one of my favourites! Costumes, candy, and carousing all celebrated…

Lichty Ready To Learn The Ropes, As Higgins Moves On

NORTH FRONTENAC · Nov 2, 2022

Ron Higgins walked into the North Frontenac Township office last Monday Night as a two term mayor, secure in his role in the township and in the building. The mayor is not the boss in that building, that is the role of the chief administrative officer, but is still integral to…

Third Online Conference, & Hopes For A Human Touch

FRONTENAC COUNTY · Nov 2, 2022

Watersheds Canada, as well as regional conservation authorities, the Federation of Ontario Cottage Associations, and other conservation oriented groups and individuals, have put on Lake Links in late October since 2001. Until 2020, the one day series of presentations was also an…

KFL&A COVID Advantage Dissipates

Editorials · Nov 2, 2022

Early on in COVID, the KFL&A region was the best place to be in Canada. The reason for that was that KFL&A was the only region that did not see any major outbreaks in long term care facilities, and we were able and willing to isolate when the first COVID orders came out. We were…

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