Look Back: Carp Review, April 19, 1906
WEST CARLTON – As spring has sprung in West Carleton by April 19, 1906, The Carp Review puts gardening advice on the front page from a well-known West Carleton name.
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Art & Entertainment
RRTC takes next step in virtual theatre
WEST CARLETON – The Rural Root Theatre Company (RRTC) was the first troupe in the Ottawa area to bring live theatre to the Internet in the age of COVID-19.
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Look Back: Carp Review April 12, 1906
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Look Back: Carp Review, April 5, 1906
WEST CARLETON – A front page story, centre column, focused on new governing provincial policies returning agricultural societies to the community their fairs are held in for identification purposes.
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Carp Farmers’ Market opens May 8
CARP – One of West Carleton’s most important sings of spring, the opening of the Carp Farmers’ Market, is here, opening the gates on another season Saturday, May 8.
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Look Back: Carp Review, March 22, 1906
WEST CARLETON – Injured and accidents kick off the March 22, 1906 edition of The Carp Review, following the fine newspaper tradition: if it bleeds, it leads.
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Meals to Wheels already C Bay tradition
CONSTANCE BAY – The West Carleton Royal Canadian Legion’s Meals to Wheels dinner night is a well-oiled machine that has become a community tradition in only a few short months.
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Expect great Friday for Branch 616’s Meals to Wheels dinner
CONSTANCE BAY – Even though it’s Good Friday (April 2) the volunteers at the West Carleton Royal Canadian Legion are making it a work day, ensuring the delicious Meals to Wheels take-out dinners are available once again to the community.
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WCAS Spring Fling juried show launches online April 5
WEST CARLETON – Spring is an inspirational time for artists, and the West Carleton Art Society’s (WCAS) annual spring show will not be deterred by COVID-19. Instead it will move online.
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Look Back: Carp Review, March 15, 1906
WEST CARLEON – The discussion of Carp village becoming a police village moves to the front page and an update on the Greene-Hodgins shooting in the latest edition of The Carp Review from 1906 in West Carleton Online’s weekly Look Back feature.
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