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What’s Up in the Night Sky? July 2014

What's up in the Sky? · Jul 10, 2014

by Fred Barrett Humidity, clouds and rain just about sums it up for June. On the few nights that were cloudless, high humidity made for poor transparency. It was like looking through a foggy window with only the brightest stars showing. It was also a month for an amateur…

Re: Mandatory Septic Inspection

Letters · Jul 10, 2014

Brent Cameron's comments on mandatory septic re-inspection (Letters, Jul 3/14) once again are accurate and articulate to the point I would urge him to either run for mayor or else step up to the plate when either Scott or Randy retire. I do have some news for Central Frontenac…

Re: Pride in Canada

Letters · Jul 10, 2014

Jeff Green's July 3 editorial in praise of tolerance in Canada (Pride in Canada, Jul 3/14), which is exemplified for him by the Pride parade in Toronto, ignores the fact that there is no tolerance or protection in Canada for gay people or for any other Canadians at the beginning…

It was Canada Day-Rain or Shine in the Frontenacs

FRONTENAC COUNTY · Jul 3, 2014

Canada Day celebrations took place through out the Frontenacs both on the weekend leading up to and on the day of the July 1 holiday. While the communities of Denigh, Arden, Long Lake and Kennebec Lake, Bedford, Ompah, Snow Road and Verona held their celebrations on the weekend…

SFCS Over The Top!

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Jul 3, 2014

Southern Frontenac Community Services’ 2014 Enhancement Campaign closed last Friday, having gone almost $8,000 above their original goal of $50,000. This was the agency’s first fundraising campaign in their 25-year history. It will help reduce the current waiting list for…

Pride in Canada

Editorials · Jul 3, 2014

Far be it from me to praise the City of Toronto, under any circumstances. But I have to make an exception. Last week the City hosted the World Pride conference, which culminated in a parade that was attended by 2 million people. Compared with all of the difficulties that result…

Pine Meadow golf classic raises over $16,900

ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS · Jul 3, 2014

The 13th annual Pine Meadow Charity Golf Tournament took place on June 21 at Hunter's Creek Golf Course on Hwy. 506 near Cloyne. As in previous years, this year's tournament was generously sponsored by numerous businesses and community members, raising over $16 900. These funds…

2014 grads celebrate at GREC's first graduation ceremonies

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Jul 3, 2014

On June 26 the 59 students of the first graduating class of Granite Ridge Education Centre sat gowned and capped and looking ahead to their futures at the new school's first official commencement ceremony. The celebrations in the school's spacious new gym/cafeteria were well…

A trio of artists' studios in Arde

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Jul 3, 2014

Those who may have missed the 7th annual Garden Party and Open Studio event in Arden on June 28, have no fear. A talented trio of Arden artisans are open for business all summer long (and throughout the year with certain exceptions) and they all love to welcome visitors to their…

Free Summer Concerts are back in Verona

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Jul 3, 2014

Music lovers will be happy to know that the Verona Community Associations free summer concert series has returned for another season at McMullen beach in Verona. Famed flautist Anne Archer who also plays locally with opened the season with the first concert in the series that…

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