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Noreen Young Award for the Arts by Puppets Up! achieves a major endowment milestone

Left to right – Jenny Sheffield, Artistic...

Christine Southwick — obituary

Christine Lesley Southwick (Mom, Sister, Friend) In her...

Leaves are falling: drop off yours

For each of the past four years,...

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Homicide investigation launched after body found in burning car

A vehicle fire in Mississippi Mills last Friday has turned into a homicide investigation. Emergency responders called to a wooded area near Ramsay Concession 12 on September 11 found 37-year-old...

R. Tait McKenzie and Naismith collections will stay at Kintail

Editor's Note: The future of the R. Tait McKenzie and Naismith collections at the Mill of Kintail has been uncertain for some time now. We are happy to share...

Thank you for your donations

The Millstone would like to heartily and gratefully thank all of the donors who came forward during our recent fundraising drive. You donated over $4000 to The Millstone, which...
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Wild Garlic

There is a small (still) but possibly growing potential problem in Lanark County and other areas of the province about which outdoors folk may...

Local Almonte resident awarded damages for fraudulent behaviour of his wife

  Former Almonte firefighter Gilmour "Gib" Drummond, who served time in jail for arson, was awarded damages against his wife Debra McFadyen, who, a...

Dunvargon owner cries foul at Mississippi Mills' action

The Ottawa Citizen has taken up the case of the Dunvargon Building controversy which has resulted in the closing of Ottawa Street in Almonte. Read...

A Powerful Real-Life Example for Almonte Students

by Julia Langlois Marilyn Grace Anderson visited Almonte and District High School’s grade ten English class on Tuesday, March 20, 2012 for an interview. The guidance...

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...

ADHS Students gain awareness about community members through interviews

by Sarah Byrne The students of Breanna Bedor’s grade 10 English class now know a little bit more about the lives of five remarkable members...

Neilcorp of Almonte a finalist for homebuilding award

"Exceptional customer service is essential to creating a positive experience for new home buyers. The 2012 Tarion Awards of Excellence finalists exemplify a superior...

The Mississippi Mills library new circulation software is up and running smoothly

The Millstone asked Mississippi Mills Chief Librarian Peter Nelson to give us an update on the new library circulation software. He provided this...

Seniors enjoy sweet trip to Wheelers Pancake House & Sugar Camp

What could be better in the spring time than a trip to a Maple Sugar Camp? When Mills Community Support Home Support announced that...

Music and Memories Program warmly welcomes new participants

by Sarah Byrne The Music and Memories Program, a part of this community for 30 years, is warmly welcoming new participants. The program is run...

Almonte’s Jennifer Kingsley produces CBC Tapestry documentary

A new radio documentary produced by Almonte's Jennifer Kingsley will air on CBC Radio One's Tapestry on Sunday, April 1st. The program begins at...

Almonte's Jennifer Kingsley produces CBC Tapestry documentary

A new radio documentary produced by Almonte's Jennifer Kingsley will air on CBC Radio One's Tapestry on Sunday, April 1st. The program begins at...
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