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WEST CARLETON – A group of west Ottawa residents say they’re shocked to learn Mayor Mark Sutcliffe plans on presenting a “walk-on resolution” in support of granting a Municipal Support Resolution for the proposed Marchurst Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) facility led by the company Evolugen.
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CARP – It’s nice to have friends, and the Carp River’s friends gifted the meandering watercourse with 200 new native trees May 10, adding to the hundreds already planted as the Friends of the Carp River (FCR) enter year three of their reforestation project.
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KINBURN – Lifelong farmer and community leader Dwight Eastman who served as West Carleton Township’s last mayor and West Carleton-March’s first councillor following amalgamation with the City of Ottawa, passed away this morning (May 16) at the age of 80 after a brief battle with cancer.
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CARP – Last Saturday (May 10), the wait was finally over for local syrup lovers who flocked to downtown Carp to pick up their Scouts-branded maple syrup.
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KINBURN – Although springtime has finally arrived in West Carleton, the City of Ottawa is asking residents to wait a little bit longer to before lighting up the first campfire of the season.
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CONSTANCE BAY – Despite the Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) issuing a flood warning late last week (May 1), a drive through Constance Bay Saturday (May 3) afternoon, including many of the most flood prone areas in the community, seemed downright tranquil.
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KANATA – No matter what riding your home in West Carleton resides in, your new member of parliament is a Liberal.
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WEST CARLETON – As the community enters an expected rainy day, things are rapidly changing along the Ottawa River with the Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) updating its flood status twice in the same day.
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DUNROBIN – After more than a year of crickets, the Dunrobin plaza is now a very busy place.
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CARP – Last week (April 8), roughly 30 people gathered around a communal table filled with great recipes made with local food to share in potluck style, and following dinner plotted to save the world.
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