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There is still time to plant your...

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Building on the growth and success of...

My Body, the Earth ~ a 6-Week Writing Workshop

MY BODY, THE EARTH ~ A 6-WEEK...

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An Artist's Notes

Notes from local artist Eileen Hennemann about her paintings.

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John Dunn's Stories

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Reconciliation Through Art returns this fall

Building on the growth and success of the last two years, Reconciliation Through Art returns this fall bigger and better, at new family-friendly times: September 27 and October 2–4....

Carleton Place is the first in North America to host this 160-metre record

An embroidered cloth 160.5 metres long, stitched by communities across 14 European countries, will be shown outside Europe for the first time on September 13, at UA FEST in...

Almonte’s Fibrefest is back on September 12 and 13!

Almonte, ON- Come on out to the scenic town of Almonte on September 12 and 13 to celebrate the wonderful world of fibre arts at the 31st Fibrefest -...
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An Artist's Notes

Notes from local artist Eileen Hennemann about her paintings.

Books

John Dunn's Stories

Lanark Lit Writing Competition

Pick of the Past

PorchFest is back, June 8

The 2nd annual PorchFest de Mississippi Mills is taking place on porches around Almonte this weekend on Saturday June 8th between 1 and 7. PorchFest...

Local author debuts new play at Fringe Festival

World Premiere of Almonte Playwright’s Entangled at Ottawa Fringe Festival by Jacob Berkowitz In my work as a contract science writer, hired to popularize science and...

A tribute to Doug Fleming

When devoting time for anything to do with communities, one appreciates the work and dedication of amazing volunteers. The true rewards too, are those lasting...

The Greatest Game on Earth: a John Dunn story

The day after Christmas the thermometer took the deep plunge, reaching well below freezing. Since it was a holiday, though bitterly cold, townspeople remained...

A day at the Library

By Jill McCubbin My Monday work day starts at 9:30 am at the Almonte Branch of the Mississippi Mills Public Library. I walk to work, and...

Library left reeling after 50% cut in support from province

Christine Row CEO/Chief Librarian Mississippi Mills Public Library The Boards of the Carleton Place and Mississippi Mills Public libraries are reeling from a 50 percent cut to...

‘Cue the parade’ — movie-shooting scenes today

by Brent Eades On the way home from work today I decided to stop by Mill Street to see how filming was coming along on...

Share stories of your Lanark ancestors

Seasons In the Wind, Tales of Lanark County Lanark County Genealogical Society invites you to share stories of your Lanark County ancestors for a publication...

Thank you from the Ten Collective

The Ten Collective 2019 | Thank You! In 2018 The Ten Collective welcomed 1200 people on Easter weekend. This year on April 6 & 7 more...

A Very Long Journey

by Rosemary Leach Snow hits the windshield wipers on an April night. The passenger seat is warm. I turn to my husband Jake. “Remember those nightmares in...

Shock Treatment: a John Dunn story

Doctor Metcalfe’s years of medical practice convinced him that man was like a horse, and his experience with both convinced him that regular habits...

The Phantom of the Hubera wows its audience

by Edith Cody-Rice  There may still be time to get tickets to Phantom of the Hubera for Sunday's performance and if you can get them,...

Ten Collective show at the Textile Museum

by Brent Eades Today is the first of two days for the Ten Collective show at the Mississippi Valley Textile Museum. Featuring the art of 10...

Oven to Table by Jan Scott

by Edith Cody-Rice  Oven to Table takes simplicity seriously. All the offerings in this cookbook of over 100 recipes use one cooking pot: a sheet...
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