City News

DUNROBIN – The St. Mary’s Anglican Church’s Royal Tea Sunday (May 5) brought out spring hats, fascinators, finger sandwiches, the good china and a great time for the sold out event in the church’s hall.

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FITZROY HARBOR – Fitzroy Harbour’s Robert ‘Bob’ Booth was a man who turned his love of old automobiles in to a career spanning nearly 50 years.

DUNROBIN SHORES – Life on the Ottawa River is pretty sweet, and on May 4 the Kanata Sailing Club (KSC) wants to share a taste of it with the public.

CONSTANCE BAY – A quickly erected fence on an Ottawa River beach has polarized a community that says its not legal and not the welcome the Constance Bay community gives to its visitors.

CARP – As it turned out, the hill above the Diefenbunker: Canada’s Cold War Museum was the perfect West Carleton location to use line-of-site microwave communications to reach like-minded people in the Toronto area.

KANATA – The Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) is hosting a May 2 open house as the organization continues to update its Carp River floodplain maps.

DUNROBIN – Dunrobin’s Adele and Leo Muldoon are doing well following a grass fire March 25 spread to their large garage and also destroyed a food truck parked beside the garage.

CARP – In a blast from the past, 1st Carp Scout leader Dan Hewitt tells West Carleton Online of the programs fundraising project in conjunction with the Carp Fair.

STITTSVILLE – The Galetta Lawn Bowls club was linked with the Galetta Community Association (GCA) at inception and when the city said that partnership could not continue as it had, it eventually spelled the end of the mostly senior lawn bowling group.