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ALMONTE – The eighth annual AGH Run for Women’s Health, sponsored by Canadian Tire, Carleton Place, in support of women’s health and the Obstetrics program at the Almonte General Hospital (AGH) took place over the weekend (Sept. 11, 12) attracting 85 participants and raising more than $25,000.
Read moreSTITSVILLE – A Stittsville area property owner will be paying almost $500,000 in fines and reparation after being convicted of damaging a Blanding’s turtle habitat.
Read moreOTTAWA — Ottawa police have charged an individual with several indecent parking lot incidents in the west end of the city and are now on the hunt for him.
Read moreCARP – Memorabilia from March Road’s infamous Crazy Horse Saloon, we’re talking the original Carp-area dive bar, will be available at the Carp Fair’s Antique Auction Saturday (Sept. 25) afternoon.
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METCALFE – Ottawa volunteer firefighters were on the roof of a log home last night (Sept. 14), battling a blaze in a thunderous storm overnight.
Read moreWEST CARLETON – Ottawa Public Health (OPH) reported its first confirmed case of the West Nile virus discovered in an Ottawa mosquito last Friday (Sept. 10).
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MARATHON VILLAGE – In 2019, community members of Marathon Village hosted a corn roast for the residents at the Linda Loop park.
Read moreLANARK COUNTY – Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Insp. Karuna Padiachi has been named detachment commander for the Lanark County OPP.
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MICKSBURG – The West Carleton Electric (2-7) went in to the heart of Ottawa Valley fastball last Friday (Sept. 10) night and was swept in a double-header against the Micksburg Twins (6-3).
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CONSTANCE BAY – It has been challenging for the brother and sisterhood that is West Carleton’s volunteer firefighters to get together, away from work in the age of COVID-19, but the 20th anniversary of the collapse of New York’s World Trade Center is as good a marker as it gets to appreciate all emergency responders.
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