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EARTHFEST, April 20 in Carleton Place

Second Annual EARTHFEST, April 20 in Carleton...

An Almonte baby boom

Springtime is often busy in the Almonte...

Brenda Edgerton — obituary

Edgerton, Brenda Pauline Brenda passed peacefully after fighting a...

Enerdu

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Council rejects Enerdu’s request for noise bylaw exemption

by Edith Cody-Rice The Enerdu construction site was silent tonight as Council considered its request for a noise bylaw exemption. For the past several weeks, Enerdu workers have been working...

Enerdu rejects meeting with neighbours over noise violations

Enerdu's Ron Campbell has sent this letter to the Town's Chief Administrative Officer: Please accept this letter as our continued desire for an “Exception By Council" under section 8 of the...

Enerdu warned of possible charges

by Brent Eades Following numerous complaints about late-night construction at the Enerdu site in the heart of Almonte, bylaw officer Jim McBain has issued this warning to Enerdu: You are not following...
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Reaction to public meeting re Enerdu Dam Project at Almonte Old Town Hall on April 11

First, I would like to thank the organizers of the evening and I especially would thank them for not allowing the passions of the...

Orleans resident praises Pat Vetter for raising the Enerdu dam story in the Ottawa Citizen

Almonte resident and B&B owner Pat Vetter received this e-mail today after the publication of the Ottawa Citizen article on the Enerdy dam project....

CBC’s Ottawa Morning addresses the Enerdu dam controversy

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/story/2012/04/07/ottawa-almonte-weir-construction-noise.html

Cease and desist letters sent to Mike O’Malley re Enerdu

Rumours are circulating in Mississippi Mills about the cease and desist letters that Mike O'Malley received from lawyers for Cavanagh Construction and Enerdu last...

Cease and desist letters sent to Mike O'Malley re Enerdu

Rumours are circulating in Mississippi Mills about the cease and desist letters that Mike O'Malley received from lawyers for Cavanagh Construction and Enerdu last...

Enerdu appears before Mississippi Mills Planning and Development Committee

 by Edith Cody-Rice On Tuesday last, March 20, Enerdu, represented by Cavanagh construction employee Ron Campbell, appeared before the Mississippi Mills Planning and Development Committee...

Enerdu: objection fact clarification

The MVC Ont. Regulation 153/06 does not apply to the operation of a structure and therefore does not regulate water flows. Operation of the...

Enerdu to appear before MM Planning and Development Committee to present new dam proposal

Enerdu will appear before the Planning and Development Committee of Mississippi Mills tomorrow, Tuesday, March 20, 2012 to present its plan to redevelop and...

Enerdu: Objection

by Trish Dyer    The headpond/dam configuration would allow Enerdu to release or drop water down through a new turbine at a rate of up 118...

Enerdu: the real facts

by Trish Dyer A local company is proposing to make major changes to the Mississippi River in downtown Almonte.  Enerdu, a private company owned by...

Tales of the Riverbank

By Trish Dyer It could be mistaken- on the surface- for a small news story. But it’s not. An Appleton resident has been taking on a...
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