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Feb 28, 2013 – Feb 21, 2013
Jeremy Saunders

Jeremy Saunders Wins Humanitarian Award Aiding Local Food Banks

fibre artist Beth Abbott's quilt “Spirit Rising” courtesy of Beth Abbott

Local Artist's Quilt To Travel The World

In a presentation titled "The Dentist, the Feminist and The Writer", local historian Margaret Axford spoke of the influence Dr. Weston A. Price, Flora MacDonald Denison and Merrill Denison, had on the park, which continues to draw visitors from across the country and from all over the world.

The Big Three Who Shaped Bon Echo Park

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NAEC Grad Headed To Isreal & Palestine

Craig Bakay performing at the Centre Stage Cafe.

Harkening Back To The 1960s At The Center Stage Café

Contsruction continues on the Granite Ridge Education Centre, located in Shabot Lake.

Granite Ridge Naming Debate Persists

Victor Maltby, Linda Grenier and Dave Tilston of The Long Sault Trio at MERA

Local Duo And Trio Entertain Music Lovers At MERA Fundraiser

Sharbot Lake Abuzz For Third Annual Snow Drags

Addington Highlands Council - Feb. 19/13

Frontenac County Council Feb 20/13

Acclaimed bassoonist Richard Hoenich performs at MERA with accompanist Scott Richardson on piano.

MERA Bets On A Bassoonist...And Wins

Tom Shoebridge, who organized the Blue Jeans Classical Concert series at the MERA Schoolhouse, recalled that...

Arlene Uens will soon retire, working as an employment counsellor in Frontenac County for 22 years.

Opportunities Can Be Homegrown Too!

Arlene and her twin sister were born at Long Lake, near Parham, in her Grandma Stinchcombe’s farm house.

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

MNR Meets With Crotch Lake Park Neighbours

So Who Gets A Habitat For Humanity Home?

Most of us who own our homes had help getting there.

Letters: Feb 28/13

Re: Algonquin Landclaim A house divided against itself cannot stand The native peoples living in Canada ar...

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