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CARP – About 41 stakeholders took part in yesterday’s (Jan. 19) Carp Road Corridor Business Improvement Area’s (CRCCBIA) annual general meeting and heard stories of growth despite a global economic downturn brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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CARP – Meristem Massage Therapy’s Amy Courtney was grateful the Ontario government recognized massage therapy as an essential service, and she is prepared to safely provide her services in Carp through the lockdown and beyond.
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DUNROBIN – Dunrobin Distilleries, a small alcohol producer operated on an organic farm in West Carleton, is back in the booze business with its new online shop.
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WEST CARLETON – Yesterday (Dec. 22) Premier Doug Ford announced a new lockdown for Ontario beginning Boxing Day (Dec. 26).
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CONSTANCE BAY –Constance Bay Pharmacy owner Tamara Awada is celebrating the start of year five of her business by bringing it to a new location.
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CARP – Purchasing The Swan at Carp 16 years ago was an opportunity for Joe Thompson and Sunna ‘Sunny’ Na
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CARP – The Juke Joint Soul Food Kitchen wants to give back to a community that has supported them through the challenging times of running a food service business during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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CARP – Carp’s brand-new yoga studio Village Yoga and Wellness Boutique is dedicated to small, safe classes where yogis can take their focus from the strange times we live in and put it back in to their practice.
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CARP – With mental health taking a priority in people’s lives, never more apparent then during the current pandemic, Carp’s Dr. Helen Pigeon says the stigma associated with mental health is loosening and people are more open than ever to getting help with good mental health.
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CITY HALL – Councillors Eli El-Chantiry and Jan Harder received unanimous support for their motion to support a letter from the city’s businesses demanding the premier revisit the decision to shut down Ottawa businesses due to increased cases of COVID-19.
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