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Linda Hall assisted me with all my needs and answered all my questions quickly and efficiently if she did not know the answer she would find out before I left the office, I would and have recommended Matsons Insurance to friends and family members.Read more
Lakeview Tavern & Restaurant welcomes you to their establishment. They are conveniently accessible by car but also by bicycle and are found in a neighborhood packed with parks.
I bought a new motorcycle in Tweed on a Friday night and pushed it to Hastings County Auto Body on Saturday. They weren't open at the time, but Steve (the owner) was there working on something and without hesitation took my bike in his garage and got it in good working order for me. Terrific man, and excellent garage. I can't recommend this business strong enough. They go the extra mile for you. Thanks so much Steve!Read more
A One Corner Restaurant & Variety welcomes you to their establishment. They are easily reachable by public transit but also by car. Payments by MasterCard and Visa are recognized.
It is rather awkward to be making the change so soon after Buds death,' said Higgins last week, 'but there is little time before the nomination deadline and once I took the decision I felt I should make the change right away.Higgins said that he ed Jackie Clayton, Buds widow, before making the change. 'It was a difficult phone call for me to make, but she said she had no problem with it,' Higgins said. Although he was running for council, Higgins said he had been planning to put his name forward for mayor later on, and had talked to Bud Clayton about his long-term political ambitions earlier this summer. He is the founding chair of the North Frontenac Lake Association Alliance, a member of the townships Economic Development Task Force, and a former board member of the Frontenac Community Futures Development Corporation. Betty Hunter, who is currently one of the councilors for Ward 3 in North Frontenac, has decided to run again, this time in Ward 2. She had indicated earlier in the summer that she was not going to run for council this time, saying 'Ive done my time'.