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• Kinburn violinist makes National Youth Orchestra
• Farm School graduates first class
• Evolution Wakeboard host’s Ottawa’s first wakeboard competition in Carp
• West Carleton riders excel at international horse show
• The Carp Show ‘n Shine
• Constance Bay Community Association AGM
• Dunrobin hosts special needs fashion show
• Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry to appoint flood advisor (we broke that story by a full two weeks)
• Dunrobin harness race trainer has stud in Silverado
• West Carleton Foodgrains bank feeding the globe
• Coun. Eli El-Chantiry shares opinion on return of community policing
• 4-H judges their young judges in Carp
• Galetta’s Moyes brings the EOSHL WC with the Rivermen
• We broke the story of the July 417 multi-vehicle collision at Panmure
• WC girls help 56ers make provincial championship
• Provincial help for slow crop season
• Guilty verdict in three-year-old Carp collision
• Harbour’s Ovington medals at Canadian track championship
• Final Drive-In Bingo in support of Engelberts
• Concerts in the Park series raises $2,082 for CHEO
• West Carleton Electric host the Gil Read Memorial Fastball Tournament
• City staff visit WC’s rural businesses
• Archie’s stuffing faces for charity
• Kars dog show has home in Carp
• Firefighters attend to leaky sailboat near Pinhey’s Point
• Our garden, health and creative writing columns
• WOCRC provides free transportation for WC youth
• Free Carp Fair kids craft night
• AECON awarded Carleton Place construction program
• West Carleton culvert work this August
• El-Chantiry says city ‘actively working’ on garbage pick-up issue
• Corkery veggie swap
• Independent flood review coming?
• CBBCA welcomes new president
• U12 West Carleton Electric wins silver at OASA qualifier
• Gambit Music sets up in Carp studio
• Truck fire blamed for slow WC garbage pick-up
• Carp Fitness Park reaches financial goal
• Carp River living classroom
• Bay meeting flooded with doubters
• West Carleton sustainability plan released
• Harbour Days a hot time
• Modular home another sign of recovery in Dunrobin
• Free summer youth programming in Carp
• West Carleton minor hockey registration now open
• Wes’ Chips seeks new owner (we broke that one weeks before CBC did a story)
• Twins take gold at Carp fastball tourney
• Harbour’s free summer youth camp, anytime
• Of course, there was our continuing coverage of the 2019 spring flood and the 2018 fall tornado