Carp’s Falls: ‘You give what you can’
CARP – It wasn’t a farming background that got Carp’s Neil Falls involved in the 12-year process to become 2021 Agriculture President of the Carp Fair – it was a background in community service.
COMMUNITY NEWS
ART & ENTERTAINMENT
Look Back: Carp Review, April 19, 1906
WEST CARLTON – As spring has sprung in West Carleton by April 19, 1906, The Carp Review puts gardening advice on the front page from a well-known West Carleton name.
POLITICS
Short-term rental bylaw has rural perks
CITY HALL – The city’s new short-term rental bylaw will allow rural residents only to engage in “cottage rentals.”
BUSINESS
KCSBN Small Business e-Fair May 27
WEST CARLETON – The Kanata-Carleton Small Business Network (KCBSN) will be returning to the Internet for its sixth annual Small Business e-Fair.
CITY NEWS
Bikes to be part of WC infrastructure plan
WEST CARLETON – The four west-Ottawa councillors joined together Tuesday (May 11) to let their residents know how the Active Transportation Plan will affect their respective communities over the coming years.
SPORTS
Wolverines still hopeful for football, registration open
WEST CARLETON – While there’s no word yet, the West Carleton Wolverines Football Club is moving forward with a plan to host football this summer.
SCHOOLS
Stonecrest celebrates World Water Day with H2O-based fundraiser
KINBURN – Stonecrest Elementary School (SES) is launching their first fundraiser of the year on World Water Day (March 22) putting the focus squarely on the precious resource by selling rain barrels and garden plants.
