Community News

DUNROBIN – A little rain didn’t hurt anyone, as Dunrobin’s volunteer firefighters fed an estimated 700 people during the return of their annual pancake breakfast Sunday (Jan. 12) morning.

CARP – The Buy the Village Green (BVG) committee will dissolve on a high-note making three significant donations to three local organizations.

KINBURN – On Saturday, May 28 stand-up comedy returned to Kinburn.

CARP – A made in Carp idea, St. Paul’s United Church is twin’ing with the Blessed Virgin Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral in Ottawa to provide much needed supplies to support humanitarian efforts in Ukraine as Russia’s assault on the devastated country surpasses the 100-day mark.

VYDON ACRES – The air over Vydon Acres was buzzing all weekend long with the sound of radio control airplanes taking part in the Arnprior Remote Control Club’s (ARCC) first open event in more than two years.

WEST CARLETON – A severe storm blew through West Carleton this afternoon (May 21) toppling trees, damaging homes, and creating power outages across the city, but community members and residents are already clearing the debris.

CARP – Spring has most definitely sprung in West Carleton and that’s the perfect time to feast on the treasures of the Carp Hills.

CARP – Huntley Community Association (HCA) long-time president Judy Makin presided over her final annual general meeting last week (May 5), and many board members used the meeting to thank her for her service.

WEST CARLETON – Over the last couple months the Rural Transit Solutions (RTS) group has shared information on rural transit challenges, collected information on that same topic, and once again, shared that information, this time with a city committee May 5, as the volunteer organization endeavours to provide a solution to public transit roadblocks for rural residents.

DUNROBIN – Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) volunteers made short work of a project three years in the making Saturday (May 7) morning, bringing trees back to the Dunrobin Community Centre.