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On February 21, shortly before noon, officers from Frontenac Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to a traffic complaint involving a motor vehicle taken without consent. As a result of the investigation, Martin Stover, a 59-year-old from Central Frontenac Township Ontario,…
We congratulate ourselves every year for making it to the end of February with our sanity more or less intact. Four months have passed since the assault of the cold, damp and dark days that started on November 1st and morphed into the snow and cold of winter. The sun sets at…
It bears repeating that the difference between the taxes in the Frontenac's is startling and concerning. Central Frontenac is 56% higher when compared to South Frontenac and 40% higher when compared to North Frontenac! It has been suggested that the Frontenac's should have one…
I am responding to an article written in your Feb 18th, from Gray Merriam on the topic of Concrete being Green. In my 40th year working in Concrete Technology, I find this abbreviated article misdirecting, and vague. Concrete produced with Portland Cement is the most versatile,…
I'm pleased to see your article about the latest developments on the prison farm front, but there is so much more that needs to be said. As you note in your article, the Correctional Service is in the process of converting the farms at Joyceville and Collins Bay Penitentiaries…
The vaccine program in the rural parts of Kingston Frontenac Lennox and Addington (KFL&A) was slow in getting started and has gone dormant, due to a lack of vaccines, with only Pine Meadow Nursing Home residents and staff being on the receiving end of the needle. Late last week,…
The Ontario Lanark Frontenac Kingston (LFK) riding association didn’t waste much time after their federal counterparts formalised the candidacy Michelle Foxton last week. On Wednesday evening (February 10), the provincial candidate selection meeting took place. Almonte resident,…
Back in the summer of 2018, the day the “cows came home”, to Joyceville Penitentiary, was a good day for Liberal Party politicians and the activists in the Save our Prison Farms organisation. After the Harper government decided to close the Kingston area prison farms, the group…
In an effort to connect its membership during the colder months and help give everyone something to think about other than COVID, the Buck Lake Association recently held its first ever Say Cheese End-of-Year Photo Contest. With honours and a Tim Hortons gift card up for grabs in…
As both a parent and a teacher, I can attest that everyone who has been subjected to the challenges that the education system has faced since the pandemic first emerged can whole-heartedly and unequivocally tell you that it has been both mentally and physically exhausting to all…
