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North Frontenac Council - Oct 14/14

NORTH FRONTENAC · Oct 15, 2014

NF coming to terms with OPP costs North Frontenac Township formally received notification from Derek Needham, the detachment commander of the Lanark County OPP, that the cost of policing for the township in 2015 will be just under $365,000, an increase of $137,000 dollars over…

Community Support Services integral to keeping people at home

ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS · Oct 15, 2014

By Ontario Community Support Association (OCSA) and Sonja Alcock October is Community Support Month. This is intended to increase awareness and celebrate the achievements of what community support services are and why they are an important part of the health care system. Home…

Central Frontenac Council - Oct 14, 2014

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Oct 15, 2014

Miniature horses can stay at Clarke Road property for now Two months ago Margaret Mallory and Brian Skillen received the good news that Central Frontenac Township had decided to stay proceedings that would have forced them to remove their two miniature horses, Teddy and Tommy,…

Central Frontenac Names Interim CAO

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Oct 15, 2014

The township of Central Frontenac has announced the upcoming appointment of Steven Silver as interim CAO. The appointment will be formalised at the next meeting of Council. Mayor Janet Gutowski stated: “Given the recent announcement and timing of Larry Donaldson's departure for…

Idle Land? Plant Trees!

FRONTENAC COUNTY · Oct 15, 2014

by Susan Moore Looking to plant trees on your land? Generous subsidies are available from Trees Ontario. And we supply the planting crew. Planting trees on your property can help fight climate change, increase wildlife habitat and improve water conservation. Trees Ontario is…

The Fall Flower Garden

Master Gardeners · Oct 15, 2014

by Dale Odorizzi, Lanark County Master Gardeners All summer long, your flower garden has bloomed beautifully. As the days get shorter and cooler, many of our gardens are looking a little shaggy. What is a poor gardener to do? If you want colour in your garden in the fall, you…

October Birds

Outdoors in the Land O' Lakes · Oct 15, 2014

By Steve Blight The other day I was nursing my second cup of coffee and contemplating the changing colours outside our window when a group of small birds flitting and darting among some branches caught my attention. Binoculars at the ready, the group turned out to be a mixed…

Going on a Book Hunt

Early Literacy · Oct 15, 2014

Susan Ramsay, Early Literacy Specialist HFL&A I went to the library and what did I see?Books to share with baby and me.There were titles and authors that I didn’t knowAnd I wondered which books to choose from the row.So I asked the librarian to please help me outAnd she gave me…

Voting in Central Frontenac

Letters · Oct 15, 2014

I do not consider myself to be a bigot of any kind, but when I opened the mail telling me how to vote I was enraged. The good people at Central Frontenac should have realized that we, as Canadians, are now at war with the Islamic State army. They should have picked a better name…

Hall Rental Woes

Letters · Oct 15, 2014

Dear Editor I assume most of your readers will know that I’m running for council in the upcoming municipal election. To this end I rented the Kennebec community hall, from 4:30pm until 7:30pm, for a meet and greet with the rate payers of Kennebec ward. When I arrived at the hall…

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