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Diana’s Quiz – April 20, 2024

by Diana Filer 1.  When did Nobel Prizes...

EARTHFEST, April 20 in Carleton Place

Second Annual EARTHFEST, April 20 in Carleton...

An Almonte baby boom

Springtime is often busy in the Almonte...

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Cancelled order leaves Syrian caterers with food to sell

EDITOR'S NOTE: I just came across this post on Facebook. It appears a customer who ordered food for 150 people from Jessica's Syrian Food,...

Khodor Jarous caters large school board event

Khodor Jarous recently catered a luncheon in Ottawa for 115 staff of the Ottawa Catholic School Board. The feedback from luncheon goers was very...

Our dinner group and the Syrian food experience

Canadians are truly citizens of the world. Our wanderlust broadens our understanding of cultures beyond our own and fuels a national curiosity for new...

Jessica’s Syrian Food now at Baker Bob’s!

Nour and Khodor Jarous are delighted that their Syrian food is now available at Baker Bob’s on Little Bridge Street. The dishes they’ve chosen to...

‘Jessica’s Syrian Food’ seeks start-up funding

We've been told about a GoFundMe campaign to help Almonte's Jarous family put their catering business on a more solid financial footing. Readers will recall...

Syrian Food at the Almonte Farmers’ Market

This past Saturday I had the delightful opportunity to visit Almonte and enjoy the exciting Puppets Up festival. Many restaurants were in full swing...

Local Syrian food business flourishes

Jim Moore Is Syrian cuisine yummy? Yes it is judging by the number of folks purchasing "Jessica’s Syrian Food" from Khedr and Nour Jarous. They...

Almonte newcomers offer Syrian food at Farmers’ Market

Khedr and Nour Jarous, who recently arrived here from Syria, have opened a food booth at the Almonte Farmers' Market. Called Jessica's Syrian Food, named...

A big thank-you to Mississippi River Power Corporation

Scott Newton and staff at Mississippi Power went the extra mile this week. Someone took the sign that advertises Jessica’s Syrian Food Catering service...

The change-up… not just for pitchers!  – an SRCMM Update

In September 2015 when the “Syrian Refugee Committee of Mississippi Mills” was formed in our living room, most of us didn’t know exactly what...

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