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Jan 16, 2019 – Sep 05, 2018
You never know who will show up at Riverhill Farm for the Christmas Light Display. On Dec. 1, MPP Randy Hillier along with his wife Jane, (they brought their grandsons) and former councilor Barb Sproule, stopped for a picture in front of the main house with Greg Ducharme and Rhonda Lemke. Photo/Craig Bakay

Riverhill Christmas Lights up to the 100,000 light mark

North Frontenac to look at Ward 1 fire/emergency services delivery

North Frontenac honoured long service of employees and fire volunteers at its regular meeting last week including Bill Hermer and Gregg Wise (20 years), Tim Neal (not in picture) and Dean Salmond (15 years), Tara Mieske, Randy Schonauer and Eric Korhonen (10 years) and fire volunteers Kevin Wheeler (Snow Road, 25 years, not in picture), Michelle Ross (Ompah, 10 years), Donna Schonauer (Clar-Mill, 10 years). Also pictured is Mayor Ron Higgins. Photo/Craig Bakay

North Frontenac looking at unique family development on Kashwakamak

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Time to sign up for the 9th annual Polar Bear Plunge

Kathryn Briggs and Terry Tufts, along with the unique Manzer’s Palette, have found inspiration in the work of painter Tom Thomson, along with their band The Algonquin Ensemble. Photo/Craig Bakay

Thomson, music and the very nature of being Canadian comes together in The Algonquin Ensemble

Coun. John Inglis shows off Carrie White’s new mural which will be displayed at the Mississippi River bridge in Snow Road. Another new mural, by Rosemary Kralik, is scheduled to be at Sherwood Park on Road 506 near Hwy. 41. The murals are a project of the Economic Development Task Force, which Inglis chairs. Photo/Craig Bakay

North Frontenac unravelling history — “one tombstone at a time”

charred pile of rubble is all that was left of the historic builsing after a fire on Sunday night

Former Ompah Schoolhouse destroyed by fire

Higgins says cheque coming in February for One Small Township backing

Snowmobile club serves up 212 breakfasts on Saturday morning

North Frontenac backs Hillier on CAs, with some stipulations

Studio 12 is Tuscany Concrete by Design

North Frontenac Back Roads Studio Tour

The end of September, one of the loveliest times in the Northern Part of Frontenac County, brings with it th...

North Frontenac Coun. Gerry Martin presented Pine Meadow administrator Margaret Palimaka with a certificate from the Township acknowledging the 25th anniversary. Photo/Craig Bakay

Pine Meadow Nursing Home celebrates 25 years in operation

Emcee Bill Cox welcomed residents, staff, board members, family and friends as they gathered on the lawns of...

From left, Melissa Dakers of Watersheds Canada, Vern Haggerty, Mazinaw Lake lead steward and Mazinaw Property Owners president Francine Bates spent two days adding fish structure in both the Upper and Lower Mazinaw Lakes.

Fish habitat added to both Mazinaw Lakes

North Frontenac looking at $350,000 in building repairs

NF rejects boat wash proposal

While Council did approve $1,500 to help the Malcolm and Ardoch Lakes Association get started with its battl...

North Frontenac Zoning Bylaw nearing completion following marathon meeting

North Frontenac Council and the Township Committee of Adjustment went through its proposed new Zoning Bylaw ...

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