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Fighting an Unwelcome Invader

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Jul 25, 2018

Our beautiful lakes are having enough trouble these days without the threat of an invasive aquatic weed that came to this country as an aquarium plant and is now trying to take over. Eurasian water milfoil has been spreading rapidly through central Canadian waterways and has…

Sharbot Lake - 2038

Letters · Jul 25, 2018

Perhaps surprisingly, we have over 120 business within 10 km. of our village. Over the past decade, we have seen businesses essential to Sharbot Lake’s life and well-being change hands and grow. Examples are numerous: The Crossing, Mike Dean’s Superfood Store, Seeds Accounting,…

Re - Dark Sky Preserve and Campground proposal

Letters · Jul 25, 2018

The Dark Sky Preserve outside Plevna on Highway 506 is a great local commercial and economic asset for the community, providing wonderful viewing for professionals and tourist novices alike. Of course, great care and careful planning are required to ensure local development…

Community rallies for summer festival in Sydenham

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Jul 18, 2018

John Neven knows movement is medicine. Standing with his bike at the second annual Lakes and Trails Festival in Sydenham last week, the 70-year-old smiles after cycling 21kms. “The ride was excellent,” says the Sharbot Lake man after eating his third ice cream cone post-race.…

North Frontenac sky pad gaining in popularity but accommodations lacking

NORTH FRONTENAC · Jul 18, 2018

When the sun went down and the stars started to come out, at least 40 people were treated to a spectacular view of Saturn and its rings at the North Frontenac Dark Sky Preserve near Plevna Saturday night. Also in the frame was the likelihood of Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, but…

Bon Echo’s turtles in spotlight at TurtleFest

ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS · Jul 18, 2018

“All eight turtle species in Ontario are at risk,” said Julia Garro, while painting turtles on kids’ cheeks at Bon Echo Provincial Park Saturday. “And three of those species are here in the park — Blanding’s, snapping and midland painted turtles.” Garro, who’s on the board of…

Once motorcycle racing gets in your blood

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Jul 18, 2018

Through the ’90s and into the 2000s, Inverary’s Jeff Williams managed to make a living racing motorcycles. But things change and in 2006, he walked away from the sport he loved. These days, he makes a living with his own paving company — Williams Paving. But, old habits die hard…

Dry weather leads to large wild fire in CF

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Jul 18, 2018

Central Frontenac Fire & Rescue (CFFR) called in Ministry of Natural Resources to assist with a large wildfire July 12, 2018. On July 12, 2018, at 1723hrs, CFFR received a call from a resident reporting smoke coming from a forest area in the southern area of Arden Road. At the…

Fraud case likely delayed until spring

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Jul 18, 2018

A case involving two counts fraud over $5,000 against Gypsy Villas (58) and Jessica Villas (38), has been in front of Sharbot Lake court eight times previously. This time, both defendants were in court for the first time, as were representatives from their lawyers. The lawyer…

County looking to assume downloaded roads in order to obtain more grant money

FRONTENAC COUNTY · Jul 18, 2018

It might seem like an elaborate sleight of hand manoeuvre, but Frontenac County Chief Administrative Officer Kelly Pender is asking members of Frontenac County Council to consider setting up a county roads system, on paper only. And the payoff could be some heavy virtual paper…

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