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Feb 17, 2016 – Feb 10, 2016
NFCS staff and guests enjoys a hot chili lunch at NFCS' United Way fundraiser held at the Child Care Centre in Sharbot Lake on February 11

United Way chili lunch supports NFCS Programs

r. Hull's grade 7/8 class at LOLPS learn about population impacts resulting from WW1 with one of Canadian Geographic's huge interactive floor maps

Interactive Canadian Geographic floor maps at LOLPS

Grandchildren of Michael Barrett, back: Martha Ann & Thomas, front: Clarence, Robert, Bertrum and Jean (seated), 1903. These are the children of Michael's 3rd son from his first marriage, John and his wife Margaret Elmey.

The Barretts of Bedford Township

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4H club members, headed to Guatemala, need help to get there

Rescuers attempt to tow the moose off the ice using a horse harness.

Moose finally gets loose, takes a powder

File Photo: Phil & Melanie Archembault perpare for the 2015 Polar Plunge

Polar Plunge postponed!

Editorial: Land claim elector criteria coming under scrutiny as vote nears

Seed Swap at MERA Feb 27

The Table teams up with the Family Health Team

Land O’ Lakes Community Services

Mississippi-Rideau-Tay Health Hub

Geographical challenges are only one of the issues of concern as the Ontario health care system works on fin...

 L-r: Peter Kelly, Pat Furlong Brownlee, Robin Brownlee and Ray Fletcher

The strong survive the cold

The Frontenac Heritage Festival went off as scheduled, more or less.

Cars on the Elphin-Maberly Road slowed when they saw this two-horse team pull out from the Maberly Hall and head to the fairgrounds during the Tay Bells Winter Celebration in Maberly on Saturday.

Tay Bells In Maberly

Letter: Sad Anniversary

Letter: Arden Road

Letter to Mayor Frances Smith, I am sending this email to you once again to speak on the condition of the A...

Letter: Domestic cats add to their environmental effects

New research shows that concentrations of domestic (or feral) cats can transmit toxoplasma to wild species.

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