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Oct 10, 2013 – Jul 25, 2013
Barbara Sproule of Ompah extinguishes a fire with North Frontenac fire chief Steve Riddell

Fire Prevention In North Frontenac

Robert and Hanne Quigley hosted the Natural Fibre Festival at Silent Valley Alpaca near Ompah

Natural Fibre Festival Showcases Award-Winning Alpacas

Photo: Sharbot Lake & District Lions at their recent blood donor clinic

Lions clubs have staying power in rural communities

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Landscape Lovers Get An Eyeful At Bon Echo Art Show

Photo: Wayne Sharrock with his $500 first place 4.96 pound large mouth bass that he caught on Sharbot Lake

LOLTA Five Lakes Fishing Tourney

Granite Ridge still scheduled for early November opening

Dr. Robert McLeman

Climate Change In Bon Echo Region

Meals On Wheels Crucial Part Of Community Services

North Frontenac Council Sept 23/13

North Frontenac Council Sept. 3/13

Artist Cathy Owen at her new Red Dragon Studio on Malcolm Lake near Ardoch

Red Dragon Studio Opens Its Doors

Cathy Owen is another local artist who has every reason to say that she is “living the dream”.

Robert Dick (far right) presents Councilor Betty Hunter and Mayor Bud Clayton with the North Frontenac Dark Skies Preserve citation

North Frontenac Dark Skies Preserve Official Opening

The official grand opening of North Frontenac Dark Skies Preserve took place on August 3 and attracted a goo...

Margaret Hall, daughter of A.J. Casson, spoke at Bon Echo Provincial Park.

A J Casson At Bon Echo Park

North Frontenac Council - Aug 12/13

North Frontenac Council - July 29/13

There were two items on the agenda at a special meeting of North Frontenac Council on Monday night (July 29).

County Sets March 2014 Target For NF Ambulance Base

For a brief few years in the 1880s, Robertsville was a thriving mining town, with a population of up to 300,...

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