City News

WEST CARLETON – A University of Ottawa tick research project conducted partly in Carp will host the second town hall meeting on the project virtually on May 26.

CARP – A day-long workshop at the Carp Agricultural Hall Saturday (April 2) provided training for 55 agricultural enthusiasts who, as seed and crop judges, will help foster and produce the best practices in the field.

DUNROBIN – On Thursday, Feb. 24, Russia invaded Ukraine. Since then, Dunrobin’s Lena Predmyrska has been working to bring her sister and nephews from the dangerous, war-torn country, to the safety of West Carleton.

FITZROY HARBOUR – Two weeks after starting a door-to-door campaign to gather signatures to petition the government to do more

GALETTA – The largest crowd in the post-COVID era joined the Galetta Community Association (GCA) executive for its Feb. 28 meeting which focused on the upcoming lawn bowling season and the resurfacing of the outdoor rink pad and parking lot.

CORKERY – The Corkery Community Association (CCA) board decided to extend association President Katherine Woodward’s term last week, not wanting to lose her knowledge and experience as the expansion of the community centre switches in to high gear.

DUNROBIN – Weather may have delayed it by a day, but it couldn’t stop the Dunrobin and District Women’s Institute (WI) from joining the worldwide celebration of the 125th anniversary of the founding of the first Women’s Institute.

VYDON ACRES – Around 50 politicians (from both sides of the Ottawa River), dignitaries, volunteers and snowmobile enthusiasts braved a chilly morning Saturday (Feb. 12) to watch the ribbon officially get cut on the World’s Longest Snowmobile Bridge.

WEST CARLETON – While much better known for his journalism in the Stittsville and Richmond area, John Curry who passed away Saturday (Feb. 5) at the age of 75, was also the editor of the West Carleton Review for several years before the newspaper folded in 2017.