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I am writing this to let taxpayers know what happens between Central Frontenac Township and me, to warn them they could be next. This is not about the value of my land but about the process that went on and is still going on. In December 2018, a contractor removed an old culvert…
The current discussion in North Frontenac with respect to the proposed municipal fee/licence for short term rentals of private property is being conducted amid a plethora of confusing and often misleading terminology Firstly, more so than our American neighbours, Canadians are…
I would like to congratulate those involved in the K&P trail improvement from Sharbot Lake to Clarendon Station. It is better than 90% of the roads in the county. The only thing that I thought was over the top, was the fencing. A lot of money spent for something that was never…
As Ontario gently and gingerly tries to restart the engine of the economy and the schools open for business one of the questions likely to be asked will relate to the effectiveness of remote learning. My own experience with remote learning was as a student and later volunteer…
Shirley passed away peacefully at Lanark Lodge, Perth on Saturday January 30th, 2021 in her 86th year. Shirley Noonan formerly of RR2 Godfrey. Shirley was the loving wife of the late Emmett Noonan. She was the loving mother of Stephen (Polly) McCullough, Michael (Jo-Anne) and…
Sometimes the worst timing can be the best timing. North Frontenac Little Theatre (NFLT) has been going through a very public split with its long-standing partner, the Limestone District School Board. The Little Theatre was founded by teachers from local schools. Most of the…
The 350 Kingston, ‘Turning the Tide on Climate’ Speaker Series, presented a Zoom talk by Queen's Professor, Dr. John Smol, on Monday Night (February 1). Dr. Smol is a paleo-limnologist. He studies the sediment at the bottom of lakes, to learn about the past. He is the Canada…
Despite the passage of 11 bylaws and a cheque distribution approval (ie paying the bills) of more than $2 million for the first time in a long time ($2,010,403.90), Tuesday’s regular (online) Central Frontenac Council meeting was a rather uneventful, takin’ care of business…
“What you and the people you are working with have done has made all the difference for me accepting what has happened and moving on to adjusting after the fire.” - McMullan Manor resident Southern Frontenac Community Services would like to thank everyone for your overwhelming…
An Act of Genuine Caring or An Empty Theatrical Gesture? On Thursday Jan 14, the Township’s Committee of the Whole held an all-day budget marathon. This budget covers the Township portion of taxes: roads, waste management, recreation, fire and emergency services, etc. The…
