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CARP – Carp Health Access’ (CHA) Oct. 26 workshop focused on the challenges caregivers must overcome caring for West Carleton’s elderly and shone a light on some of the services and options available to help overcome those challenges.
KINBURN – It was the hottest Hallowe’en night on record for the Ottawa area, but Kinburn’s volunteer firefighters kept calm and partied on.
NEPEAN – More than 500 city residents, presumably from rural Ottawa, descended on Sir Robert Borden High School Saturday (Nov. 2) to take part in the Rural Summit – a city-organized event focusing on the unique issues of Ottawa’s many rural residents.
CARP – Five years ago, Aspire Academy director Kim Moore took a leap of faith and opened the doors on Aspire Academy, a school focusing on neuro-divergent students.
CARP – Carp’s Cheryl Bush and Peter Bowles return as organizers for this year’s Nov. 11 Remembrance Day service, now less than a week away.
NEPEAN – If you have only one loss in a season, in retrospect you probably don’t want it to be the last game of the season.
DUNROBIN – With the new school year comes new policies. Two months into the school year and students are adjusting to no longer being able to have their phone in class.
