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Jun 16, 2021 – May 05, 2021

RKY camp opts to pivot to a family camp experience in 2021

Craft beer during COVID

Cassie Douglas Graduates from Granite Ridge Education Centre with a $100,000 scholarship from Schurlich Leadership Scholarships

Small schools can bring big advantages, says $100,000 scholarship recipient

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Short term rentals becoming a problem, Council hears

Memorial at St. James Catholic before it was removed on Sunday. It is going back

Parishioner's memorial back up at St. James Catholic Church in Sharbot Lake

Parham – song and video recall last year’s fire

Sarah Weight and Pete Nilson of Unusual Acres.

Unusual Acres greenhouse ties into Victory Gardens in its first season

South Frontenac Committe of the Whole, June 8

Optimism in KFL&A as case load drops, and vaccine program continues to speed up.

Anybody wanna buy a (government) dock . . . or two?

Mayam Monsef, Federal Minister for Women and Gender Equality and Rural Economic Development

Minister for Rural ED touts budget, train

The Honourable Maryam Monsef has a long title; she is the Federal Minister for Women and Gender Equality and...

“I felt like this was where I was supposed to be”

Cathy Fox retires after 40 year nursing career, 30 of them serving her own community Cathy Fox was very you...

How to handle a snapping turtle: An uninjured snapper can be coaxed across the road using a shovel or a board. If you must pick up a snapping turtle by hand, do so by coming behind him, and sliding your dominant hand underneath him, from under the tail, as if you were picking up a tray of drinks, or a pizza box. Stabilize the tail with your non-dominant hand (of course you do NOT hold them by the tail). (see photo below) This should prevent any ability to bite or scratch you. Make sure to hold them well away from your body! A Snapper can reach it’s midpoint so do not pick it up near its middle. ever pick up a turtle by the tail; you may damage its spine.

How do the turtles cross the road? With help, sometimes.

Rosemarie Bowick always made a difference

Rideau Valley Conservation reflects on 2020.

2020 was a year like no other, but Rideau Valley Conservation Authority (RVCA) staff and conservation partne...

Central Frontenac Township to buy Harvey’s Barber Shop in Sharbot Lake

Bob Harvey has had a varied career.

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