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Feb 11, 2015 – Jan 28, 2015
Hank Rowlinson, manager of community relations with the Métis Nation of Ontario spoke at the High Land Waters Métis Council meeting in Northbrook on January 31 with council members back row l-r, Thomas Thompson, Deirdre Thompson, Gwendalyn Lloyd, and Robert Lloyd; front row, l-r, Terry Conners, Marlon Lloyd and Candace Lloyd

High Land Waters Métis Council meets in Northbrook

Editorial: Remembering old times on a winter's day

staff at Mazinaw-Lanark Forest Inc. l-r, Jan Smigielski, Patricia Duncan, Tom Richardson, Matthew Mertins, Murray Miller and Brian Stufko

MLFI-Managing Crown forests in Mazinaw and Lanark

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Family Histories

Arden potter Joanne Pickett will be heading up the Empty Bowls fundraiser in Arden, one of two Empty Bowl events that will take place at this year’s Frontenac Heritage Festival.

Empty Bowls celebrates 25 years at the Frontenac Heritage Festival

Greg and Allison Shannon with sons and Minister Leal at Sun Harvest Greenhouse

Agriculture minister tours Frontenac region farms

South Frontenac Council - Feb 3/15

Stained Glass Workshops at MERA

Addington Highlands Council - Feb. 2

Letter: Euthanasia

North Frontenac Council – February 2

Mayor sees a long shadow from Ardoch Lake development “These are precedent-setting decisions,” said May...

Andrew Kovacs, new owner of Sharbot Lake Retirement and Retreat

Sharbot Lake Retirement and Retreat set to open in the spring.

Andrew Kovacs had an idea, and the former Sharbot Lake Seniors’ Home is where he is turning that idea into...

Left to right: Neil Allan - chair of the Frontenac County Accessibility Commitee, and Warden Dennis Doyle presented the 2014 Accessibility Award to Joe Ryan and the absent Brendan Hicks of Accessible Living - Kingston

Frontenac County Council

Letter: Re: Sex-ed curriculum

Letter: The Groundhog

It was quite a morning!

Letter: Re: Homes, heroes, heritage and more

There are so many kinda neat things in the Jan. 29 issue of "the News" that I wanted to comment.

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