WC Diners Club reunites for spring
FITZROY HARBOUR – Walking in to the Bethel-St. Andrew’s United Church hall Friday (April 17) just after noon, the buzz was palpable.
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Kelly says some WC wells, septic compromised due to flooding
WEST CARLETON – West Carleton-March Coun. Clarke Kelly says some Ward 5 wells and septic systems have been compromised due to Ottawa River flooding.
Read moreEnvironment briefs: Ward 5 getting Ottawa 200 commemorative tree, Clean drinking water
CITY HALL – The Environment and Climate Change committee (ECCCc) directed staff to plant one commemorative tree in each ward as part of the Ottawa 200 celebrations this year.
Read moreLAIA ends season April 22 in age of uncertainty
ALMONTE – What if the future is not something that simply happens to us, but something we can actively shape?
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WC Wolverine football club AGM April 23
KINBURN – Are you ready for some football…discussion in the form of an annual general meeting?
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Dunrobin CA seeking volunteer student cleaners May 2
DUNROBIN – The receding snow is starting to unveil our community’s dirty little secrets.
Read morePolice briefs: OPP release Perth murder victim name, Carlington traffic enforcement, Historic Brockville sex assault
PERTH – The Lanark County Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is releasing the identity of the deceased in relation to a homicide investigation in Perth.
Read moreCorkery CA to host community centre grand opening May 30
CORKERY – It’s been seven years since the project was first announced. It’s about time we celebrated the grand opening.
Read moreJoint meeting recommends federal partnership to build 3,000 affordable homes
CITY HALL – In a joint meeting April 10, the Finance and Corporate Services committee (FCSc) and the Planning and Housing committee (PHc) advanced a partnership with the federal government to support 3,000 affordable and market rental homes in Ottawa.
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Crafts and colour at Almonte’s textile museum April 26
ALMONTE – On Sunday, April 26 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., celebrate local artisans who are Black, Indigenous and people of colour.
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