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Cordless pole saw for sale, also seeking person(s) to stack wood

Cordless pole saw, by Black and Decker,...

Halloumi Tomato Salad with Herbs

by Susan Hanna This beautiful and delicious salad...

Homicide investigation launched after body found in burning car

A vehicle fire in Mississippi Mills last...

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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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2016 AGH-FVM Junior Volunteer Program

By Peggy Wallace The Junior Volunteer Program at the Almonte General Hospital and Fairview Manor provides an incredible opportunity for students to work with a...

Gardening in Almonte: Lessons from Ottawa Centretown

Much as I hate to leave Lanark County (which is about as close to paradise as I want to be), I did make a...

SRCMM update for May

During their Dinner and Business meeting this past Monday, the Almonte Civitan and Junior Civitan Clubs presented cheques from their fundraising activities in support...

A walk along the (future) CPR trail through town

by Brent Eades I spent some time on Google Maps today trying to chart the path of the old CPR tracks through Mississippi Mills. The map...

Greek Halloumi Salad with Herbed Pita Chips

This Greek salad from Canadian Living has a twist – fried halloumi cheese. Halloumi is a semi-hard, unripened, brined cheese typically made from goat’s...

Peruvian Quinoa Salad

by Gay Cook Makes 5 Servings My daughter Kelly is visiting Peru so I decided to make this popular Peruvian quinoa salad for her. I enjoy...

Great New Zealand Wine Tiki Tour

by Mark Cochrane The Great New Zealand Wine Tiki Tour was in Ottawa this week. The event was hosted at the Canadian Museum of Nature...

Gardening in Almonte: Whimsy in the Garden

This past Saturday I made a fortuitous stop at one of the locations on the West Carleton Red Trillium Tour as I was travelling...

Hike For Hospice a resounding success

Damp weather didn’t discourage a record turnout for the Hike for Hospice May 1. Just over 80 participants including children and dogs, enjoyed a...

Gardening in Almonte: Lots of Good Things Going on! UPDATE

Who has seen the rain? The concern about the lack of rain that I commented on last week is now somewhat abated as there appears...

‘Cycling cleric’ bikes into Almonte

Today Imam Jebara, the “Cycling Cleric”, was accompanied on his ride from Pakenham to the Almonte Old Town Hall by Jeff Mills and cyclists from...

Black Bean Gluten Free Brownies

by Gay Cook These delicious, gluten free brownies were created by Gail Hall in Edmonton and friend of many years, who is a Red Seal Chef (RSE) and Food Writer,...

Hike for Hospice: Prizes galore

The Hike for Hospice organizers have been overwhelmed with generous donations to the prize baskets for participants at the Hike for Hospice May 1....

Gardening in Almonte: What will the 2016 gardening season bring?

The well-drained sandy loam in the raised beds in my vegetable garden in Clayton is drying out very nicely and is ready for me...
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