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Rezoning in Loughborough District Township Planner Trudy Gravel opened a public meeting concerning a property at the intersection of Eel Bay Road and Charlie Green Road, on Eel Bay of Sydenham Lake. The proposal is to rezone a narrow waterfront property from resort commercial to…
Ever wonder what the Oddfellows and Rebekahs are all about? The roots of the International Order of Oddfellows go back to the medieval ages. In the days before the advent of social services guilds organised to take care of their members who fell ill or ran into difficulties.…
Customers haven’t really been screaming, but they have been asking, if Limestone Creamery might consider starting to make their own ice cream using the single source milk that they produce and process on their farm, located on the same property as the farm store at the southern…
David Craig starting out his working career as a caterer. When he realised there was large demand and little supply for mobile kitchens, compact commercial kitchens capable of preparing 1,500 to 2,000 meals per meal time that can be hauled to wherever they are needed, he saw a…
On July 5th, five members of the Kingston Area Ice Stock Club (all of us are residents of South Frontenac) will be heading to Paraguay with other members of the Canadian Ice Stock Federation to compete in an International Ice Stock Federation event called the "America Cup".…
Back Forty Artisan Cheese will be hosting their 4th annual summer festival at the Back Forty Cheese Factory on Saturday June 29th. Relax along the Mississippi River while enjoying great cheese, local food, drinks, and live music. Back by popular demand, Frontenac Outfitters will…
The Frontenac News report on the “Septic Savvy Seminar” held in North Frontenac was discouraging. The critical role of septic systems in conserving water quality in the lakes was never made clear. That role is prevention of nutrients from entering the lake from septic systems.…
While many area high school students are scrambling this time of year to find a summer job, GREC Grade 11 student Ryleigh Rioux already has hers all lined up — and what a summer job it is. Rioux, who recently received her drone pilot’s licence (via geography/biology teacher Wade…
It was a beautiful day Saturday in Northbrook for the 1st annual Alzheimer walk at Pine Meadows Nursing Home. And program manager Mallory Wionzek was only too happy to take credit for it. “I ordered this nice weather,” she said. This was the third of three such walks the KFL&A…
It’s almost hard to imagine Granite Ridge Education Centre (and its predecessor Sharbot Lake High School) without Mr. McVety. But that’s the way it’s going to be once the spring semester of 2019 finally lets out for summer vacation. And last Friday night, his contemporaries and…
