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Feb 27, 2013 – Jan 30, 2013
Arlene Uens will soon retire, working as an employment counsellor in Frontenac County for 22 years.

Opportunities Can Be Homegrown Too!

Modern dance? Rob Moore, foreground dold water at the third annual Polar bear Plunge at the Frontenac Heritage Festival on Sunday.

Polar Bear Plunge 2013

Perfect weather greeted enthusiastic riders at Sharbot Lake's third annual Snow Drags at Oso Beach on February 16

Sharbot Lake Abuzz For Third Annual Snow Drags

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Why Do I Relay?

back row, l-r, Terry Trojeck, Maurice Hines, Gord Brown, Howie MacKenzie, front row, l-r, Debbie Trojeck and Chris MacKenzie

Frontenac Heritage Festival Highlights

Joey Purpura as Neil Diamond

Neil Diamond Tribute Coming To Arden Legion

Habitat For Humanity Looking For Potential Homeowners

What Do I Know? It Is All GREC To Me

Central Frontenac Council - Feb 12/13

Sharbot Lake High School “Last Waltz”

Professional mural artist Maureen Walton of Belleville with grade 5/6 HPS teacher Kathryn Sawdon and some of the students who helped create an Aboriginal-themed mural that they hope to see installed at the new school in Sharbot Lake.

Mural Project Highlights Aboriginal Curriculum At Hinchinbrooke

In an effort to bring Aboriginal education to students at Hinchinbrooke Public School in Parham, grade 5/6 t...

Julia Schall and Shawn Savoie brought their unique modern/folk stylings to the Center Stage Cafe on January 24 at the Sharbot Lake Legion

Center Stage Cafe A Hit In Sharbot Lake

Gary Giller, bass player in the Center Stage House Band, has begun a new regular musical happening in Sharbo...

The competition is already heating up for this year’s Heritage Festival Walk/Run. Rudy Hollywood (left), the 2012 winner, and Jeff Green (right) the 2011 winner, both reach for the trophy, which is being held by Heri-Bear. “It would make a good murder weapon,” said Green of the heavy trophy. He announced that if he wrests it from Hollywood this year, it could become the inspiration for a summer murder mystery series.

Frontenac Heritage Festival Walk/Run & Family Relay

Central Frontenac Council - Feb 7/13

Central Frontenac Council Listens, But When Will The Cuts Come?

Central Frontenac Council was given a guided tour through two of their largest departments last Thursday, Ja...

Habitat For Humanity Looking To Central Frontenac

Volunteers with the Kingston & Frontenac Affiliate of Habitat for Humanity have been quickly learning ab...

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