The North Grenville Times
215 Sanders St, Suite 106 K0G 1J0 Kemptville, ON, Canada

Biking may not be for everyone, but research shows the simple act of walking is tremendously good for you.

The old Kemptville Salvation Army Thrift Store on Asa Street is now closed and they are not taking donations at this time.

This money would not have been raised without the incredible support from everyone involved, said Neon Night Chair, Yvonne Lane.

Karyne has an enormous sense of community, and a can-do attitude.

Jim stressed once again that Council knew nothing about the project before a late night call to Mayor Peckford from MPP Steve Clark.

Tourism represents a critical opportunity for our community and our economy.

Live music has always been part of the CP Holiday Train tradition. To maintain that tradition, CP will produce a benefit concert, with details to be announced when they’re available.

The owner of this picture is Kelley Wilson, of Cobourg, great granddaughter of Robert and Addie Colborne Whitney, who lived in Kemptville. But there is nothing to indicate when or where the photograph was taken.

As we face what may seem like a daunting time ahead, we can draw on our history, our values, our wherewithal, to get through this together.

Blair recalls warmly the lessons learned from his Dad, who was not only his father, but his mentor and hero.

Relegating people to an unlivable income in this crisis is a recipe for future social disasters.

If people don’t want this prison in the community, it will require working while we wait for a chance to express our opinions directly to Steve Clark and other officials.

She is adamant that the key to living a long and healthy life is balanced eating, staying active, enjoying friendships, and having a positive attitude.