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Dowker, Dalphine Marguerite (nee Walker)

OBITUARIES · Apr 17, 2019

October 24, 1924 – April 5, 2019 It is with a saddened heart, we say goodbye to Dalphine Marguerite Dowker. Dalphine, in her 95th year, passed away at the Kingston Health Sciences Centre on April 5, 2019 at the age of 94. She was predeceased by her loving husband Reginald…

Bowes, Kenneth James

OBITUARIES · Apr 17, 2019

September 4th, 1954 ~ April 7th, 2019 It is with great sadness that Ken's family announce his passing after a sudden and brief battle with cancer in the Perth Hospital on Sunday, April 7th, 2019 at the age of 64 years. Ken will be lovingly remembered by his wife of 41 years,…

7 Days in May

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Apr 17, 2019

Doug Kennedy did not know about the 7 Days in May fundraiser for Pancreatic Cancer Canada, but he knows all about cycling on Easter Ontario Roadways. Kennedy operates his business, Frontenac Docks, out of his home on Oak Flats Road near the Frontenac Community Arena. He is an…

Greens choose Stephen Kotze as candidate in LFK

Lanark County · Apr 17, 2019

The Green Party is the first national party to name a candidate to attempt to unseat 5-time incumbent Conservative Lanark Frontenac Kingston MP, Scott Reid, in the coming federal election. The candidate is Stephen Kotze, who operates In Balance, an accounting company…

The Ford decimal system

Editorials · Apr 17, 2019

Those who said that the Ford government in Ontario would bring in the kind of tumultuous era that came about when the Mike Harris government ruled the roost in the late 1990’s, might be saying I told you so about now. Under Harris, the delivery of health, education, social and…

Creativity on display at Land O’Lakes Public School student art show

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Apr 17, 2019

The Art Club at Land O’Lakes Public School in Mountain Grove held its annual exhibition last week with a theme of self-portraiture. And, like all budding artists before them, they displayed an incredible amount of creativity, including playing with what ‘self-portrait’ means.…

PCPS hosts GREC students for concert/music workshops

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Apr 17, 2019

The Grade 5-8 students from Granite Ridge Education Centre visited Prince Charles Public School in Verona Tuesday where Teilhard Frost performed a concert in the morning. Frost also did a body percussion workshop in the afternoon for the PCPS Grade K-4 students. During the day,…

Addington Highlands road crews work through the night to fix washout

ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS · Apr 17, 2019

A beaver dam failure washed out part of Hughes Landing Road in Addington Highlands Monday night but as of 10am Tuesday morning, the Township roads department had it back in action, said Reeve Henry Hogg. “I just talked to the roads supervisor (Brett Reavie) and he told me they…

CF receives smoke and carbon monoxide alarms

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Apr 17, 2019

The Hawkins-Gignac Foundation for CO Education has donated 50 carbon monoxide and 20 smoke alarms to the Central Frontenac Fire & Rescue to assist with the department’s ongoing public safety and awareness campaigns. Alarms will be distributed by fire crews to local individuals…

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