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Reporter Cheryl Brink begins a three-part series on her airborne adventures. Over the next few weeks, she will take you along on her journies in the skies via hot air balloon, Cessna 150 airplane and parachute. For more photos and a video, check out Brink's personal blog at http://observationsofanewsjunkie.wordpress.com.
Carleton Place Mayor Paul Dulmage is the new warden of Lanark County following a vote that took place on Dec. 16.
The Almonte Soccer Club will continue with the Mississippi United initiative without the Carleton Place Soccer Club's involvement ... for now.
The Carleton Place Soccer Club board of directors has been asked by club members to renegotiate the possibility of continuing with the joint Mississippi United initiative with the Almonte Soccer Club.
Ian Crowe, a former candidate for Carleton Place council, will appear in court Dec. 21 on a sex charge.
C.P. Council has initiated an agreement regarding the town's policing contract with the OPP.
Local students used money raised from the sale of their previously enjoyed toys to purchase gifts for less fortunate children at Christmastime.
The Town of Carleton Place is expected to approve its 2009 budget, which includes a 3.88 per cent tax increase.
Tom Affleck, president of SchoolBox, an Almonte-based
charity, is thrilled to announce record numbers, thanks to the help of the
communities in the Ottawa
Valley and surrounding
areas.
A car salesman told a jury of eight men and four women he
saw the fire that later turned out to be the body of 46-year-old Barbara
Galway of Almonte being burned off the lonely Dolman Ridge Road in east end
Ottawa in early 2005.
Rage Wrestling Entertainment returns to the Carleton Place and District Community Centre for the first time in a year with family-friendly pro wrestling action.
The United Way of Lanark County's 2008 fundraising campaign may be over, but the money keeps coming in.
Former World Wrestling Entertainment superstar Al Snow will appear at the upcoming Rage Wrestling Entertainment Karnage event, scheduled for Friday, Dec. 12 at the Carleton Place and District Community Centre.
Almost three years after the charred body of Almonte
resident and White Lake native Barbara Galway, 46, was found near the Mer Bleu
conservation area hiking trail in east end Ottawa, her accused killer Allen
Tehrankari, 39, went on trial Thursday, Nov, 27.
The new Waterside Retirement Residence will soon be welcoming its first batch of residents.
Canadian Blood Services is hosting a blood donor clinic at the Almonte Civitan Hall on Thursday, Nov. 20.
The
story of Brandon Crisp has touched people across Canada,
but is particularly felt at Ottawa Region Media Group, because Brandon’s mother, Angelika Crisp, works at
the Barrie Advance, a paper owned by our same parent company.
Carleton Place author Ron Lawruk recently published a spy novel, the original draft of which he wrote more than 20 years ago.
The president of the Carleton Place Soccer Club explains his group's reasoning behind a recent decision not to continue with the Mississippi United initiative it started with the Almonte Soccer Club in 2007.
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