C Bay kids fishing derby set for Feb. 16
BUCHAM’S BAY – Will any young buddy be able to knock off the two-time champion Kerr kids at this year’s Constance Bay Kids Fishing Derby?
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ARAc to look at Ferry Road land purchase Jan. 23
NEPEAN – The purchase of roughly 223 acres of land near Fitzroy Harbour will be discussed at next Thursday’s (Jan. 23) Agriculture and Rural Affairs committee (ARAc) meeting.
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CRCBIA looks at corridor opportunities
HUNTLEY – Roughly 30 of the Carp Road corridor’s business owners attended Tuesday’s (Jan. 14) Carp Road Corridor Business Improvement Area (CRCBIA) annual general meeting to hear about some of the huge projects coming to the area and how they might benefit West Carleton’s economic engine.
Read moreOPG hosting Constance Bay info session Feb. 13
CONSTANCE BAY – Ontario Power Generation (OPG) will host an information session on its eastern Ontario hydroelectric operations in Constance Bay on Thursday, Feb. 13.
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Carp Road closure, tree removal expected in village Jan. 27
CARP – A small portion of Carp Road will close during the work week of Jan. 27, to allow for infrastructure work and the removal of a large elm tree as work on the Huntley Hollow subdivision begins.
Read moreAlmonte in Concert starts season Jan. 26 with ‘powerhouse trio’
ALMONTE – On Jan. 26, Almonte in Concert welcomes distinguished soloists, orchestral and chamber musicians Robert Uchida, Cameron Crozman and Philip Chiu as they come together to explore the rich and diverse repertoire for piano trio.
Read moreArnprior briefs: 2025 draft budget tabled, Mutual aid agreement
ARNPRIOR – During Monday’s (Jan. 13) council meeting, Arnprior’s treasurer shared the 2025 draft budget with council.
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Mississippi textile museum showing signs of the times
MISSISSIPPI MILLS – The signs of the times are starting to show at the Mississippi Valley Textile Museum (MVTM).
Read moreOPL’s Awesome Authors contest open for entries
OTTAWA – Do you have an awesome author living under your roof?
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Smart: What’s in your cart?
WEST CARLETON – As 2024 wrapped up, Canada’s Food Price Report (CFPR) confirmed something we already know – what goes up is unlikely to come down.
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