Greater Napanee pays tribute to officer killed 100 years ago
Adam Prudhomme Editor A memorial police call box was unveiled in downtown Napanee on Friday in recognition of Napanee Police Cst. Richard Beard, who was killed in the line of…
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A school year like no other
A school year like no other comes to a close this week not with a bell but rather the sound of a computer shutting down. Though this marked the second…
National Indigenous History Month
Catherine Coles Coles’ Notes In June, Canada celebrates National Indigenous History Month (as well as National Indigenous People’s Day on June 21) as a way of honoring the country’s original…
NDSS plans one-of-kind grad for Class of ’21
Adam Prudhomme Editor Napanee District Secondary School’s Class of ’21 will forever hold a special place in the school’s history. So unique was this group that it took three whole…
A student’s open letter to PM Trudeau regarding residential schools
Dear Prime Minister Trudeau, I am writing this letter out of disappointment; the way that the Indigenous people have been treated by our country is not only unfair, but appalling….
Recognizing Indigenous People’s Day
KFLA Public Health urges vaccination with first available mRNA vaccine
The following is a press release from KFLA Public Health Canada’s National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI) supports and confirms ‘mixing mRNA vaccines’ or vaccine interchangeability is safe and effective….
Stone Mills’ CCCE pushing township to enact bylaw to regulate process for future developments
Adam Prudhomme Editor After a nearly yearlong legal battle with Stone Mills Township over a proposed hog farm operation in the heart of Erinsville, a group of concerned citizens is…
Greater Napanee’s Hometown Market in full swing
KFLA Public Health sees one new COVID-19 case on Monday, active case count at nine
There was one new COVID-19 case in KFLA reported on Monday in a female under the age of 10, close contact (CC). One case has resolved while six new variants…