Dunrobin CA AGM March 12
DUNROBIN – The Dunrobin Community Association (DCA) will host its annual general meeting at the Dunrobin Community Centre (1151 Thomas A. Dolan Pkwy.) on March 12.
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Galetta Family Skate Day kid friendly
GALETTA – Despite the storm-influenced late rescheduling, a large crowd including many, many kids hit the clean, clear outdoor ice for the Galetta Community Association’s (GCA) Family Skate Party held last Sunday (Feb. 23).
Read moreMississippi Mills briefs: Community justice board chair visit, Hard surfacing Old Almonte Road
ALMONTE – Lanark County Community Justice board chair and Almonte resident David Burkett provided a delegation to council at Monday’s (Feb. 24) meeting.
Read moreCouncil briefs: Rural fire station expansion, Updated plumbing program, COVID observance
CITY HALL – Council approved expanding two existing fire stations, one in Manotick and one in Greely, to meet growing populations, intensification, and call volume in both areas.
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Falen shares sound of healing
CONSTANCE BAY – When Falen Reid moved to Constance Bay early in 2020, she had no idea her life was about to change drastically.
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St. Mary’s Shop in Peace auction starts Feb. 27
DUNROBIN – Shh, you can Shop in Peace starting tomorrow (Feb. 27).
Read moreEganville Leader to close one year from now
EGANVILLE – One of the last newspapers to still be producing print products, and a venerable beacon in the community news industry, the Eganville Leader will publish its last newspaper one year from now.
Read moreWC garden club hosts seed starting workshop March 11
CARP – If you look real, real hard, there are indeed signs of spring out there.
Read moreCommunity Services briefs: New cultural funding policy, Declaration of compliance
CITY HALL – The Community Services committee (CSc) approved a new Cultural Funding Policy to govern how the city allocates more than $12 million in annual funding for the local arts, cultural and heritage sector.
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BESS open house packed with opinion
DUNROBIN – The Evolugen South March Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) open house Sunday (Feb. 23) packed the West Carleton Secondary School (WCSS) cafeteria as hundreds of people filed through shoulder-to-shoulder, especially in the early hours of the event, looking for answers on the project.
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