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We have filled 25 compost bioreactors for the 2023 season and it’s time to say a big thank you to all who contributed. We hoped for 2,200 bags and you left off 2,700 at 4925 March Road. Was it our new sign at the gate? We are so grateful for your work filling and delivering the bags. And Larry

The response in Lanark County is part of a broader debate pitting those who value savings on energy costs against those concerned about the long-term risk of locking new communities into fossil fuels.

Community Compost Composing Thank you to the many Almonte neighbours who contributed 1,600 bags of leaves last year. We are hoping to reach 2,100 bags this year? We use your leaves to produce a particular type of compost called fungal dominant compost, or leaf mould - Gardeners Gold. It re-enl

The Carleton Place Environmental Advisory Committee (CPEAC), in cooperation with the Carleton Place Chamber of Commerce, present - Waste Not! Waste Reduction and Composting in your Home, Business and Community. October is Circular economy month, week three is Waste Reduction Week, and the 20th is

This is the sixth in a series of columns previewing presenters at the Imagine – Learn/Inspire/Act Conference being held on Saturday, May 6 at the Almonte Civitan Hall.  The What Now Lanark County committee is pleased to share the biography of Susan Brandum whose talk will be Is Lanark County Ready t

The Carleton Place Environmental Advisory Committee (CPEAC) is presenting EARTHfest, an EARTH DAY event held on Saturday, April 22nd from 11-3 pm at Market Square in Carleton Place, 7 Beckwith St. This all-ages event will host a variety of workshops for kids and adults alike, live entertainment,

The Carleton Place Environmental Advisory Committee (CPEAC) is presenting EARTHfest, an EARTH DAY event held on Saturday, April 22nd from 11-3 pm at Market Square in Carleton Place, 7 Beckwith St. This all-ages event will host a variety of workshops for kids and adults alike, live entertainment,

Approximately 80 people took part in an anti-Bill 23 protest in Smiths Falls, Ont., on Saturday, saying they fear the legislation could mean a reduced role in development planning for conservation authorities.