Almonte’s Fairview Manor recieves $89,550
ALMONTE – Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston MPP John Jordan, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Long-Term Care, visited Fairview Manor May 23 to make a welcome announcement.
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Former PGA Tour player Fritsch to play Eagle Creek at Commissionaires Ottawa Open
DUNROBIN – Former Professional Golf Association (PGA) Tour player and Manotick native, Brad Fritsch has joined the list of high-profile players coming to Eagle Creek to play in this summer’s PGA Tour Canada event.
Read moreGrant will allow Diefenbunker to create interactive digital platform
CARP – The Diefenbunker: Canada’s Cold War Museum will use a grant to create an interactive platform to teach young people about the Distant Early Warning (DEW) line through the Arctic.
Read moreSalsa dancing, sundaes lead Harbour youth mental health night
FITZROY HARBOUR – Salsa dancing and sundaes, in one sweet stop, Friday, June 2, for an evening of focusing on youth mental health at Bethel-St. Andrew’s United Church (184 Jack Lougheed Way).
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St. Mary’s community plant sale June 4 weekend
DUNROBIN – St. Mary’s Anglican Church is the place to be June 4 weekend with plants, art, light lunch, architecture and a yard sale all at one place.
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Carp Barrens Trail closed for nesting season
CARP – As is tradition in the Carp Hills since 2021, the Carp Barrens Trail is now closed until Aug. 16 to give the turtles and ground nesting birds the time they need to expand their families.
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Fitzroy’s Concerts in the Park returns July for 26th time
FITZROY HARBOUR – West Carleton’s longest running music series returns to Fitzroy Provincial Park this July with the 26th edition of the Concerts in the Park Series running Thursday evenings in July.
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Carp’s Batley breaks NCSSAA 200 m track record
Carp’s Batley breaks NCSSAA 200 m track record
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Police briefs: Indecent act in Centretown, Long weekend stats, Renfrew victim named
CENTRETOWN — The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) Neighbourhood Resource Team charged a man yesterday (May 23) following public complaints of an individual causing a disturbance near Wellington and Lyon Streets.
Read moreCouncil briefs: Homelessness prevention investments approved, 911 stats
CITY HALL – Council approved an investment plan to spend $48.5 million in provincial funding in 2023 and 2024 under the Homelessness Prevention Program.
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