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For sale: Raleigh bicycle

Small, sturdy bicycle for riding the back...

For sale: 2008 Honda Accord EX-L

2008 Honda Accord EX-L Sedan - 4...

Winter tires for sale

Four Bridgestone Blizzar winter tires. All excellent...

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Halloumi Tomato Salad with Herbs

by Susan Hanna This beautiful and delicious salad from Evergreen Kitchen is a great way to use the season’s tomatoes. Zest and juice a lemon and set the juice aside....

Learn about the Junior Civitans

Almonte Junior Civitan is looking for youth from grades 7 to 12 who are interested in developing leadership skills, giving back to the community through fun fundraising activities and...

New garden on the Alameda

This summer, a group of Almonte residents built a new garden to beautify the pathway that links the Alameda to Reserve and Albert Streets. Neighbours moved dozens of stones,...
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Ginger-miso Soba Salad

by Susan Hanna This refreshing salad from Canadian Living features a delicious miso dressing and soba noodles, which are made from buckwheat. This is a...

Gardening in Almonte: Ed and me in CP

I am excited to be part of a gardening workshop, along with Ed Lawrence, our very own gardening celebrity, that will be held this...

The Power of Music

Music can be a powerful source of joy and comfort for people with dementia and for those around them. Twice a month, the boardroom at...

Community push for broadband access still on

Let’s get with the post-industrial program – MM2020 is leading the way By Nathan Rudyk The “Mississippi Mills Broadband Working Group” (www.MM2020.ca) presented its initial research findings...

Gay Cook’s Banana Pancakes

by Gay Cook I accidently learnt a lesson when our home freezer held an abundance of overripe frozen bananas. I defrosted, peeled, pureed and...

Gardening in Almonte: Yes, you may start your tomatoes!

Back in the middle of February I wrote about whether it was time to start some seedlings indoors under lights. At that time I...

Mississippi Mills to install LED streetlights

Mississippi Mills is about to invest in streetlights that Mayor Shaun McLaughlin states will save the town  $68,000 annually in electricity and maintenance. In...

Agricultural Hall gets major grant for repairs

The Almonte Fair Board has some exciting news As a third-generation member of the North Lanark Agricultural Society Board of Directors, I’m aware of the...

Almonte one of ‘Top Small Towns to Visit for a Canada Day Getaway’

by Brent Eades The top-ranked travel site Expedia has just advised us that Almonte has made the list of small towns people should visit for...

Baked Lobster Tails with Tarragon Cream Sauce

by Susan Hanna I recently attended a cooking class, where the instructor made these delicious lobster tails, topped with a tarragon cream sauce. I couldn’t...

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...

Gardening in Almonte: What is Food Security?

Wearing my hat as a volunteer at our local food bank I have chosen to interpret food security in a very local and immediate...

A successful approach to a son’s behavioural challenges

My 9-year-old son had been struggling with making friends, completing his school work, and getting angry at every small thing.  He was arguing with...

Support high-speed Internet, turn out for Council meeting

At the upcoming Council meeting on March 21 the Broadband Working Group will be reporting on its findings on high-speed internet in Mississippi Mills....
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