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News from South Frontenac Township - Dec 12th (PDF)

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May 12, 2021 – Apr 28, 2021

Case rate continues to be high in region, as construction site outbreak plays out

Anthony, Kayleigh & Austin Galligan fundraise for the South Frontenac Food Bank selling eggs.

Family Raises Money For Hope To Help Feed Others

Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing. These are important contacts to maintain in the face of changes to the Conservation Authorities Act which will lead to changes in regulations,” he said about the role of Conservation Ontario.

Alan Revill returns as Conservation Ontario Board member.

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Julie Colgrave Retires Fron Inverary Post Office

L-R Alan MacDonald, David Townsend and Jon Dessau at the cheque presentation.

Credit Union provides $7,000 grant for SFCS community gardens and greenhouse.

Body recovered from Sydenham Lake

Police searching for missing person on Sydenham Lake

Sydenham Writers group

Tree planting program

South Frontenac’s Recreation, Parks and Leisure Master Plan

FRONTENAC, Ont. (22/04/2021) - Gord Janzen (red coat) and friend Mark Kotchapay are enjoying a walk on the Rideau Trail, which is shared with the Cataraqui Trail here, with their dogs on this sunny but cool Thursday afternoon on April 22. “It’s part of dealing with COVID,” says Kotchapay. “We call it forest therapy,” adds Janzen. Photo by Daniel Geleyn

The Rideau Trail - A more rugged and natural alternative for hikers

The Rideau Trail, like the K&P Trail and the Cataraqui Trail, offers options for hikers and cyclists in ...

Variants of concern driving cases all over KFL&A

Moore warns again against travel outside the region.

FRONTENAC, Ont. (17/04/2021) - Emily Bureau and friend Jeffrey Ray from Kingston are discovering the Cataraqui Trail on April 17. “We’ve tried a couple different trails but we’re still discovering,” says Bureau. This time of year is great to see nature coming back to life with flowers popping up and birds singing. Photo by Daniel Geleyn

The Cataraqui Trail - An alternative to the K&P Trail

South Frontenac Council April 20/21

NewLeaf Link Fundraiser

Starting on May 1st, New Leaf Link is hosting "Move-A-Thon for New Leaf Link", hoping that members of the co...

South Frontenac Reopens Waste Sites & Some Outdoor Rec Facilities

In response to the amended guidelines provided by the Provincial government on April 17, 2021, the South Fro...

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