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2014 Remembrance Day Services

FRONTENAC COUNTY · Nov 13, 2014

The Remembrance Day services held in North, Central and South Frontenac were all very well attended this year. That was likely due in part to the tragic events that took place in Ottawa and Quebec a few weeks ago, and the fact that 2014 marks the start of both World Wars, the…

Heat & Hydro Costs bring some to a breaking point

ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS · Nov 13, 2014

James Norris lives a quiet life. He has lived in a small house in Northbrook for the last 15 years, after moving there with his wife from Oshawa. They both suffered health problems. He has Multiple Sclerosis and was forced to retire from the auto industry after injuring his…

Pine Meadow Nursing Home

ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS · Nov 13, 2014

Bonnie George, the administrator at Pine Meadow Nursing Home, has a bit of trouble explaining how the next phase of construction at Pine Meadow will proceed. A couple of weeks ago, residents moved into the newly constructed wings at either end of the v-shaped home. Now that all…

Sydenham student prepares for Antarctic expedition

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Nov 13, 2014

For 15-year-old Sydenham student, William Sanderson, it's a dream come true. Come Christmas Day the grade 10 student will be heading down south - way down south - and will be one of just 70 international students aged 14-18 boarding an ice breaker at the southern tip of…

Brockville Rams push Sydenham to the limit at EOSSAA opener

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Nov 13, 2014

In the early going of their EOSSA (Eastern Ontario Secondary School Athletic Association) semi-final game at the Point, the Sydenham Golden Eagles looked like they might make mincemeat out of the Brockville Rams. 30 short seconds into the game the Rams fumbled a kick by Mike…

When hunters hunt, shoppers shop

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Nov 13, 2014

It was a coup of sorts that took place at the Granite Education Centre in Sharbot Lake on November 7, and kudos to the members of the GREC parent council 's fundraising committee who birthed what might just continue as an annual tradition. The event was the first ever "Ladies…

Draftsman/artist makes his mark at MERA

Lanark County · Nov 13, 2014

Michael Neelin is no stranger to McDonalds Corners. Neelin's family has owned a cottage in the area for almost 50 years and his love of both heritage architecture and natural landscape was one of the reasons why in April 2014 he moved from Pontiac, Quebec, where he had lived and…

Little People, Big Personalities: NFLT’s upcoming play,” Aladdin”

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Nov 13, 2014

By Andrea Dickinson Aladdin and His Wonderful Magical Lamp is a big production that includes music, a large cast with many children of various ages, an elaborate set and exotic costumes. Mark your calendars – November 27, 28, 29 and 30 is when this project comes to…

The numbers tell a story

Editorials · Nov 13, 2014

It has occurred to me over the years that there is an office in Sharbot Lake occupied by about 18 people who do the administrative work for Central Frontenac, a jurisdiction that has 4,000 houses and somewhere around 4,500 full-time residents, and probably about as many seasonal…

South Frontenac Council - Nov. 4

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Nov 13, 2014

Applewood Application Forwarded to County for Final Approval Planner Lindsay Mills presented his recommendation that Council receive the October 30 planning report and forward all relevant documents to the County, as representing the Township’s conditions of draft approval for…

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