New MVTM exhibit collection of Canadian handwoven coverlets
ALMONTE – A new exhibit is coming to the Mississippi Valley Textile Museum MVTM on Oct. 18.
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Kinburn looks back at Oct. 15 AGM
KINBURN – From corn roasts to car shows to other things that start with c and everything in between, it’s been a busy year for the Kinburn Community Association (KCA).
Read moreCorkery pickleball season starts Oct. 22
CORKERY – The end of summer means the start of pickleball in Corkery.
Read moreCity expecting postal strike to affect services
OTTAWA – With the ongoing nationwide postal strike, the delivery of city paper billing, invoices and other notifications will be impacted – including water utility bills, property tax bills, invoices, construction notices and traffic-related infractions.
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Police briefs: Corkery firefighter appreciation post, Operation Robin Hood, Missing Kanata youth
CORKERY – It was a false alarm, but a Corkery community member was thankful for the response of Corkery’s volunteer firefighters anyway.
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Maritime knights raises $45,000 for ARH
ARNPRIOR – The Arnprior Regional Health (ARH) Foundation is proud to announce the success of its 13th annual signature fundraising event, A Knight in the Maritimes, presented by the Pilon Family Funeral Home.
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ARAc to vote on Dunrobin Solar Oct. 2
KINBURN – This Thursday (Oct. 2) the Agricultural and Rural Affairs committee (ARAc) will decide if they will recommend Ottawa city council grant a Municipal Support Confirmation (MSC) to Westbridge Renewable Energy Corp. for their proposed Dunrobin Solar Project.
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Carp breakfast by wings
CARP – The winds were light, and the weather was perfect flying in to the Carp Airport Sunday, Sept. 21 and grabbing some breakfast.
Read moreMVCA to take longer look at Kintail museum divesture
MISSISSIPPI MILLS – The Mississippi Mills Conservation Authority (MVCA) will take another look at its plan to divest itself of its R. Tait McKenzie and Dr. James Naismith collection.
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Environmental Defence wants Ward 5 to support solar
WEST CARLETON – With the proliferation of solar, battery storage and potentially wind power projects earmarked for Ward 5, Environmental Defence, a non-profit, non-partisan lobby organization, hopes West Carleton residents will embrace the efforts to stabilize Ontario’s energy grid through renewable power.
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