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Hubby's House: Making a business work

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Jun 11, 2015

When Jen Andrews' (nee Seguin) parents purchased Saylor's Inn in 1994, she came along to help run the business with her boyfriend Kyle Andrews. The Seguin family found that while the business, which was located on Highway 7 just east of Arden, did very well during the tourist…

Avid cyclists enjoy Tour de South Frontenac Cycle Fest

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Jun 11, 2015

Cyclists will be happy to know that the committee known as South Frontenac Rides is doing their best to promote scenic and safe cycling in the township of South Frontenac. The group, which is supported by the County of Frontenac, the local OPP, the Township of South Frontenac,…

130 years at Snow Road Presbyterian church

NORTH FRONTENAC · Jun 11, 2015

Rev. Karen Hincke led the 130th Anniversary service of the Snow Road Presbyterian Church on June 7 and spoke to a capacity crowd. The service included special musical guests, the Abrams Family, with Wayne, Mary and their son Brian Abrams performing their top notch brand of…

Ginny Trousdale's Road to Abstraction

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Jun 11, 2015

Ginny Trousdale of Sydenham began making art as a photographer 20 years ago and recalls one particular painterly photograph that first inspired her to pick up a paint brush 12 years ago. “I never felt I could draw realistically,” she said, “ though I always knew that I was…

Limestone Student Acheivers

FRONTENAC COUNTY · Jun 11, 2015

Taylor Salmond has been a quiet leader at North Addington Education Centre, but when things need doing the students and staff at the school know who to look to. She has used her skills in Volleyball to set up lunchtime mentoring sessions with elementary panel students in the…

North Frontenac Council

NORTH FRONTENAC · Jun 11, 2015

History of Malcolm and Ardoch Lakes documented In new book Brenda Martin presented a recently completed book on the history of Malcolm and Ardoch Lakes. What had started out as a calendar quickly blossomed into a thick book full of photos and stories about the lake's past which…

Doors Open Frontenac this Saturday

FRONTENAC COUNTY · Jun 11, 2015

This Saturday June 13, at 14 locations throughout Frontenac County, community and historical groups will be participating in a Doors Open event to showcase their communities' history and mark the 150th Anniversary of the county. Among those locations is the community of Arden,…

MERA Arts Festival

Lanark County · Jun 11, 2015

McDonalds Corners/Elphin Recreation and Arts (MERA) will host its first multi-disciplinary arts festival on Sat. June 13, 10am-dusk at the MERA Schoolhouse. Except for a build-your-own-ukulele workshop that requires a fee & registration, the festival is completely free. The…

Former Sydenham Lake paddler hopes to qualify for junior world championships

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Jun 11, 2015

Sprint Kayaker, Genevieve L’Abbe is training hard these days to compete in the National Team Trials in Montreal June 18-20. This 17-year-old former Sydenham Lake Canoe Club paddler will be up against kayakers from across Canada, battling for the opportunity to compete in the ICF…

Cloyne Pioneer Museum and Archives

ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS · Jun 11, 2015

This painting is of Gene Brown and her grandmother, Christina Irvine, feeding chickens on the Pettifer Farm in Denbigh. In the background is the old log and stone milk house. Christina was a McGregor from Scotland. Her granddaughter, Gene, married Irv Brown. Gene Brown is a…

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