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WEST CARLETON – The Carp Review took the week off July 6, 1906 to observe Dominion Day, so our weekly column also took the week off. But we’re back looking at West Carleton through the pages of the July 12, 1906 edition of The Carp Review.
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MacLAREN’S LANDING – Last weekend (July 3 and 4) was the first summer edition of the long-running West Carleton tradition, the Red Trillium Studio Tour, and the heat brought the feet, especially to one multi-artist stop in MacLaren’s Landing.
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WEST CARLETON – The front page of the last newspaper before the country celebrated its 27th Dominion Day was a change from recent front pages and featured many short stories on a variety of issues and subjects.
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DUNROBIN – West Carleton’s long-running Red Trillium Studio Tour used to be a twice-yearly event, but with COVID-19 still causing havoc in the global community the event has halved its tour dates and settled somewhere in the middle this summer.
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CARP – If you were driving through the Village of Carp yesterday (June 24) you may have seen a small herd of loose cows on 2021 Carp Fair President of Agriculture Neil Falls’ front lawn.
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Nestled on the Carp Ridge, just beyond the old Venta property off Old Carp Road, the garden of Donna and John Caldwell has been a regular stop on local garden tours since the early 2000s.
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CARP – Patio season’s first day was extremely popular in West Carleton Friday (June 11) as full tables and the familiar buzz of conversation could be heard from the nearby sidewalks of two popular Carp outdoor eating spots.
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Centralization of School “There is a move on in S.S. No. 2. Torbolton, which now has two schoolhouses, to unite
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WEST CARLETON – A small story on the front page of the May 10, 1906 Carp Review gives some insight in to the English roots in the Ottawa Valley.
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