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I am seeking information on a family who moved to Frontenac in the late 1840s - Cosgroves, Matthew and his wife Susan (nee Richardson) from New York State, but originally from East Limerick, Ireland. In 1833 Lord Derby paid for the emigration of several families from his estate…
Re: Police Practices Dear OPP, Please publish your shift change schedule so that we can pursue further business “opportunities”. Sincerely, The Penguin, The Riddler, The Joker
It has been extremely distressing to watch the whole process of wind power development unfold in my once friendly hometown of Denbigh and Slate Falls in Addington Highlands. I attribute much of the animosity and frustration that has developed to the bullying tactics and…
The idea of installing monstrous wind turbines in the Lennox & Addington and Frontenac counties turns the idea of saving the environment on its head. This rugged, pristine and unspoiled area of the province described as the “gateway to eastern Ontario" is a jewel and something…
After researching on the web and reading all the articles that have been published in Belleville newspapers and in the Frontenac News (Central Frontenac cuts ties with CAO/Works Manager Zimmerman, Frontenac News, Jun 18/15) as to why Jim Zimmerman was terminated, I am baffled.…
Re: What's wrong with "bribes"? (Letters, Jul 9/15) associated with renewable energy projects? The answer is clear. They are contributing to a continuing increase in hydro prices. They are adding to already burdensome energy costs for low-income families and pensioners on fixed…
(1971 - 2015) Suddenly, at the Toronto Western Hospital with his family by his side on Sunday, July 12, 2015 at the age of 43. Loving husband & best friend of 18 years to Paula Thibodeau. Cherished father of Richard (Tara) of Kingston, Noah and Owen, both at home in Flinton.…
What's wrong with "bribes"? Opponents of wind turbines decry them as a way of forcing a community to accept an unwanted scourge. On the other side, "bribes" are seen as an economic benefit. Ironically, opponents of renewable projects often complain that large corporations make…
Members of South Frontenac Council have been asked about their stance on it for years. There have been meetings between neighbours, presentations at Council meeting, whisperings about too much water on the site, drainage, loss of rural character and more. All of this was before…
A huge thank you to EVERYONE – students, parents, families and friends, members of the community, parent council and staff at Granite Ridge – for helping our grade eights raise $8000 to help fund our three day trip to Montreal in June. Our huge Granite Ridge family was involved…
