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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...

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R. Tait McKenzie students discover veteran missing from Almonte Cenotaph

R. Tait McKenzie students prompt Cenotaph change in Almonte after discovering missing WWI veteran A Remembrance Day Real-World Learning (RWL) project that saw students visit a local cemetery to place stones...

RaeAnn Davey from Fulton’s Sugar Bush & Maple Shop wins tourism award

Hello friends and neighbours, We couldn't be more thrilled to share some exciting news!  In fact, we're still bubbling over with excitement since returning from the Canadian Museum of History on Tuesday...

OPP recovers stolen explosives after ‘barricaded person’ incident in MM

The Lanark County Detachment of the OPP continues to investigate a barricaded person incident in the Pakenham area of Mississippi Mills Township. Officers responded to a home on the 4th...
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Julie Ireton features Mississippi Mills in Tuesday a.m. CBC radio news

Julie Ireton will broadcast a second feature on downtown Almonte for the CBC local radio newscasts on Tuesday morning August 2. Almonte is enjoying...

Information Kiosk makes its debut at the Almonte Old Town Hall

by Edith Cody-Rice     Now that the design has proven itself, Paulus hopes to build more for other towns, and will be offering it for...

Almonte market enjoys a renaissance

The Almonte Saturday morning market (8:45 a.m.-noon) is enjoying a lively summer in the library parking lot at the upper end of Mill Street...

Nurture v. nature: managing the MIssissippi

by Trish Dyer The Mississippi River does not spring forth from the centre of the earth. And her waters are not infinite. The fact is that, without...

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...

Generous supporters of the Almonte General Hospital/Fairview Manor Foundation

Pat is selling tickets at the Royal Bank, the AGH cafeteria and Patrice’s Your Independent Grocer. Tickets are also available from Marnie Ladoucer in...

SUV driver injured in collision with dump truck this morning

A 39 year old man driving an SUV on County Road 29 at Perth Street in Almonte collided with a dump truck this morning. The...

Mississippi Mills residents injured in ATV accident

  Two Mississippi Mills residents were involved in a serious all terrain vehicle (ATV) accident on July 24. The 19 year old woman and...

Police ask public's help concerning fatal accident on Highway 7

Police have identified the body of an accident victim discovered on Highway 7 near Innisville as Benjamin Rogers, an 18 year old resident of Tay...

Cardiac patient can spend time at local cottage, thanks to training provided to AGH staff by the Heart Institute team

 by Susan Hanna  An Ottawa man who has a blood pump in his chest to do the work of his diseased heart is able to...

Aggravated assault charges laid in attack in Almonte home.

31 year old Gary Sadler of Ottawa has been charged with aggravated assault with a weapon. His hearing will take place on August 29...

14 year old Dystiny Janisse is missing

 Police have issued a notice that they are looking for 14 year old Dystiny Jannise who left a residence on Country Street in Almonte...

James Naismith would have been proud!

by Noreen Young    It was a perfect morning for the dedication of James Naismith's new statue and many turned out for the unveiling of...

Mississippi Mills' staff prudence results in a brand new fire truck

by Edith Cody-Rice On April 28, Mississippi MIlls' ladder fire truck was destroyed in an electical fire, but this story has a happy ending. Thanks...
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