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1 June, 1935 – 8 April, 2025 Peacefully with his family by his side, following a brief illness at Lakeridge Health Oshawa on Tuesday, April 8, 2025, in his 90th year. Beloved husband of Marg for 65 years. Loving father of Lynn and her husband Boyd, Duncan and his wife Lucy and…
1934 - 2025 It is with heavy hearts we announce the passing of our mom June in her 91st year. June passed peacefully with her children by her side. Daughter of the late art and Lucy Robinson. Loving wife of the late Ron Way. June leaves behind her children Janice (Jack), charles…
by Lynn Klages The Kennebec Recreation Committee hosted the annual Fool's Plunge. We had 3 plungers this year (Since we had to change the date a few times it we lost a few people available to jump.) Our brave jumpers were Parker Ryder, Kali-Lynn Ryder and Lisa Matson. There was…
Two months later, the water was still cold! Sharbot Lake Polar Plunge As if to remind everyone that the forces of nature are not aligned with this year’s Sharbot Lake Polar Plunge, on an otherwise calm, cool, grey morning, which eventually yielded to a brilliantly sunny…
By Jemma Dooreleyers Scott Reid is a Conservative party of Canada member and has been Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston’s Member of Parliament since 2000. Since his first election he has served as the Deputy Government House Leader from 2006-2015, the Shadow Minister (also known as the…
For years, Scott Reid has been a familiar name in our riding. As a long-time incumbent, he has enjoyed the support of voters who, election after election, have put their votes in his favour. The CPC has designated our riding as a so called “safe seat” for them. Is that why we…
By Kelly McRobert Carleton Brown stood at the front of the Trinity United Church in Verona for their Sunday morning service. His warm, steady voice weaved together the threads of his ancestors' complex journeys. The congregation sat in rapt attention, transported to an era of…
By Jemma Dooreleyers Readers of the Review Mirror, Westport and Surrounding area’s local newspaper, may have noticed the paper’s facelift in recent months. That's because, since January of this year, the Review Mirror has been in the hands of a new kid in town, 27-year-old,…
Meet Lori McIsaac. Lori moved to Kingston from the GTA, to be closer to family and to get out of big city life. She bought a cottage on Bobs Lake in 2019, which was high on her bucket list. She has had a career in project management and was working for Regional Tourism…
Does Michelle Foxton Have A Chance to Beat Scott Reid on April 28? Looking at the local election by the numbers, using previous elections as a baseline, and then taking into account the undeniable drift of Green and NDP voters to the Liberal Party, the potential for the gap…
