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Notes from Central Frontenac Council

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Mar 29, 2017

Council cost taxpayers a total of $82,691.07 in 2016 including mileage, professional development and per diem. Mayor Frances Smith was paid $13,462.10 including $1,058.32 in mileage. Dep. Mayor (for 2016) Bill MacDonald received $10,638.82 including $543.68 in per diem and…

Large crowd for indigenous artifacts display opening

General Interest · Mar 29, 2017

A standing room only crowd welcomed a display of indigenous artifacts found in the Township to the Tay Valley Council chambers on Harper Road last Saturday. Reeve Keith Kerr opened the proceedings followed by a ceremonial smudging of the artifacts by Shabot Obaadjiwan ambassador…

Whiteley up for Juno #3 with The Original Jenny Whiteley

Lanark County · Mar 29, 2017

Every couple of years, Elphin’s Jenny Whiteley seemed to put out a record. They were all different, all expressions of the things she was thinking about, the music she was making at the time. Then, after her fifth solo record, she stopped releasing records. She did not stop…

150th Anniversary in Frontenac County song the focus of video

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Mar 29, 2017

About 30 people gathered in Oso Hall last week to put together a video celebrating Canada’s 150th Anniversary in Frontenac County with a song aptly titled the Frontenac County 150th Anniversary Song (lyrics by Rudy Hollywood, tune-traditional). The video, by Doug Steele, is…

NAEC Vikings Golden Performance at LDSB Skills

ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS · Mar 29, 2017

Once again, the North Addington Education Centre Skills Team brought their “A” game to the Limestone District Skills Competition, held at St. Lawrence College last Friday. Taking on students from LDSB, Algonquin Lakeshore and Hastings County, the Vikings competed with the top…

New manager in SF

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Mar 29, 2017

Mayor Vandewal introduced Forbes Symon, former director of planning and development for North Grenville, as the Township’s new Manager of Development Services, with the comment; “We hope to see some measurable differences.” No pressure here…. Desert Lake Noise By-law Exemption…

Township backs off on mandatory inspections

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Mar 29, 2017

Central Frontenac Council decided to take another look at how a mandatory septic system inspection program might work, rescinding a motion it made two meetings ago asking staff to come back with a bylaw to be implemented before this summer. The impetus for bringing the motion…

Introduction to Aboriginal Studies

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Mar 29, 2017

Tonight (March 30) is the first of an eight-week course in Aboriginal Studies to be offered at Sydenham High. “I wanted my contribution to the 150 celebration to go to my neighbours and fellow citizens,” says Bob Lovelace of South Frontenac, who will be offering a condensed…

Villalta family well represented in Sault St. Marie hockey

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Mar 29, 2017

Godfrey native Matt Villalta was named Vaughn OHL goaltender of the Month and OHL Rookie of the Month following a stellar May with the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds with a 1.34 goals-against average, a .957 save percentage and a 5-1-0-0 record including one shutout. (The…

Vandewal to deliver meals

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Mar 29, 2017

On Tuesday, April 4, the Mayor of South Frontenac Township, Ron Vandewal, will be rolling up his sleeves and participating in the daily production and delivery of weekly Hot Meals on Wheels. Additionally, several OPP officers will be delivering Hot Meals on Wheels alongside our…

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