Canadian Hansen sees far side of moon
MONTREAL – It was a Friday (Apil 3) offer that was too good to say no to. Would you like to interview Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen as he cruises through space some 220,000 kilometres from Earth?
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Carp Hills friends AGM talks development
CARP – Just below half of the Friends of Carp Hills (FCH) membership headed to the Carp Mess Hall last week (March 26) to hear about the year that was and the year that will be for the FCH and listen to keynote speaker Nick Stow talk about how development may affect the Carp Hills in the years to come.
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1st Carp Scouts offering sweet deal
CARP – Last Saturday (March 28) the 1st Carp Scouts were canvassing the Village of Carp, hitting every single door in the village, offering the freshest maple syrup on the market at the most competitive price in the Ottawa Valley.
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WC politicians deliver Meals on Wheels
BELLS CORNERS – Each year in Ontario, Meals on Wheels volunteers deliver more than three million nutritious meals to as many as 70,000 people who might otherwise be unable to live independently.
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Shaw remembered as man of gratitude
ARNPRIOR – A full hall of friends and family said goodbye to John ‘Jack’ Clifford Shaw Sunday (March 22) mid-morning, with many more tuning in via livestream, paying their respects to a man characterized as one filled with gratitude and ready to help anyone in need.
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Kiss me, I’m Irish in WC
WEST CARLETON – With an early weekday St. Patrick’s Day (March 17) and pretty darn cold weather, West Carleton Online thought the day dedicated to the Irish might be pretty quiet in West Carleton this year.
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Davies: Algonquin times
My alma mater is making headlines this month, and for all the wrong reasons. Canadian colleges and universities have been crushed by federal cuts, inflation and the cost of living (just like all of us).
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Carp BIA Harvest Supper returns this fall
CARP – In the fall of 2023, the very small Village of Carp Business Improvement Area (BIA) held the culmination of a very big undertaking.
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Coldest night fundraiser warms hearts
Dunrobin resident Courtney Argue, wearing a signboard, leads her team “Planting Stability” out onto the streets for WOCRC’s recent CNOY fundraiser. Photo by Nonie Smart
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C Bay entrance likely a roundabout
CONSTANCE BAY – Residents learned last night (March 4) the City of Ottawa’s preferred fix for the dangerous and only entrance in to Constance Bay is a roundabout, but staff are unsure, if approved, when it will be complete.
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