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In time for the Christmas bird count the #Hum_microgallery is humming with birds!

Lionhearts donate 29,000 lbs or 1.1 million pieces of Lindor chocolates for a sweet Christmas

Ken Ludwig’s ’Twas The Night Before Christmas takes to the stage for 3 days only at Kanata Theatre

Stay safe this 2025 holiday season following the Ottawa Police Service crime prevention and safety tips

LETTER: School board has failed Munster community

Stittsville Central StaffJanuary 20, 2015October 2, 2015

After years of the Ottawa Carleton School board neglecting and muzzling on-going issues at Munster Public School, parents finally had enough of their concerns not being heard and issues not…

LETTER: Clarification on Mini Muffins closure

Stittsville Central StaffJanuary 19, 2015October 2, 2015

Re:  Parents lose cash and scramble for childcare after Mini Muffins closure, October 20 I am writing to you with concern for the article you published with regards to the…

The Eagleson sidewalk is closed to pedestrians for the rest of the winter because sidewalks are too narrow for city snowplows.

EDITORIAL: City and MTO need to get in the same lane

Stittsville Central StaffJanuary 19, 2015October 2, 2015

The sidewalk on the Eagleson Queensway overpass in Kanata is closed for the rest of winter because it’s too narrow for sidewalks to plow the snow. That’s right, the same bridge that…

Proposed street name change will honour Stittsville pioneer Robert Grant

Stittsville Central StaffJanuary 19, 2015January 20, 2015

From the City of Ottawa:  Notice is being provided to the public that a proposal has been submitted to change the name of an existing highway (public street). Current name:…

Public meeting about a public high school planned for February 19

Stittsville Central StaffJanuary 17, 2015

Please join other concerned community members for a Town Hall meeting on Thursday, February 19th, 2015 to discuss steps our community can take to help influence the Ontario government to…

Gerry Kroll stands in front of a large grove of trees that are slated for removal beginning this week.

Trees to be removed from disputed development property

Glen GowerJanuary 17, 2015February 20, 2015

(ABOVE: Gerry Kroll stands in front of a large grove of trees that are slated for removal beginning this week.) UPDATE (Jan 20): Tree removal delayed a day; more information about work…

Update to the City’s Wildlife Construction Protocol now available for review

Stittsville Central StaffJanuary 17, 2015January 17, 2015

(From the City of Ottawa.) The 2013 Wildlife Strategy identified the need to update and revise the City’s current wildlife construction protocol, previously approved by the former Region of Ottawa-Carleton, prior to…

Red Barn. Photo by Joe Newton.

BRADLEY-CRAIG BARN: Just what does heritage designation mean anyways?

Glen GowerJanuary 17, 2015October 2, 2015

(ABOVE: “Red Barn” – Photo by Joe Newton.) EDITOR’S NOTE: Earlier this week, we published an editorial calling for ideas to re-purpose the Bradley-Craig barn on Hazeldean Road. It’s the big…

Paul Melsness and Paul Jay in front of the roaster at Gaia Java

JAZZ TO JAVA: How two guys named Paul ended up opening a coffee shop in Stittsville

Glen GowerJanuary 16, 2015January 16, 2015

(Above: Owners Paul Melsness (left) and Paul Jay in front of the coffee roaster at Gaia Java. All photos on this page by Barry Gray.) QUICK FACTS The two owners,…

Munster residents set to fight proposed school closure

Stittsville Central StaffJanuary 16, 2015April 30, 2015

School board staff have recommended closing Munster Elementary School due to declining enrolment, but residents are ready to fight to save their community school. The school currently has the lowest…

Peace Park Labyrinth

A-MAZE-ING: Stittsville’s Rotary Club raises funds for a Peace Park… including a labyrinth

Stittsville Central StaffJanuary 15, 2015December 14, 2017

(Press release from the Rotary Club.) The Rotary Club of Ottawa-Stittsville is seeking donations to help build Ottawa’s first Peace Park with a labyrinth. In recognition of your donation of…

Machete-wielding suspect sought in retail robbery on Terry Fox Drive

Stittsville Central StaffJanuary 14, 2015January 14, 2015

(Press release from the Ottawa Police.) The Ottawa Police Service Robbery Unit is investigating the robbery of a retail premise targeting cellular phones and is seeking the public’s assistance to…

Bradley-Craig Barn on Hazeldean Road. November 2013.

EDITORIAL: We need a business idea for the old red barn on Hazeldean Road

Glen GowerJanuary 13, 2015November 17, 2015

SEE ALSO: Just what does heritage designation mean anyways? How can we make sure we don’t lose the big red barn on Hazeldean Road? I’ve had a lot of people…

Tyke award winners: Front Row (L to R): Most Valuable Player – Avery Osborne (Stittsville); Coaches Choice – Kameron Klyn (Nepean) and Owen Lavigne (Nepean); Most Improved Player – Dylan Krout (Nepean). Back Row (L to R): Best D-Line – Hunter Watson (Stittsville), Most Versatile – Zachary Baylin (Nepean); Outstanding Defensive Player – Ryan Morissette (Richmond); Outstanding Offensive Player – Alex Miles (Stittsville). Missing from Picture: Rookie of the Year – Keyshawn Reid (Nepean); Best O-Line – Kaesar Dualeh (Nepean);

$5,000 raised for Warriors football equipment at silent auction and banquet

Stittsville Central StaffJanuary 13, 2015January 14, 2015

ABOVE: Tyke award winners: Front Row (L to R):  Most Valuable Player – Avery Osborne (Stittsville); Coaches Choice – Kameron Klyn (Nepean) and Owen Lavigne (Nepean); Most Improved Player – Dylan…

Lynne Hanson brings rough-around-the-edges-folk to Gaia Java this week

Gaia Java Coffee CompanyJanuary 13, 2015January 17, 2015

Americana, roots music, rough-around-the-edges folk. Canadian songwriter Lynne Hanson prefers “porch music with a little red dirt.” Hanson songs are like a favorite pair of jeans. They’re rough around the edges, faded…

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