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When Christine Luscombe-Mills, a member of Lanark County Neighbours for Truth and Reconciliation, happened to be in Last Duel Park in Perth in March, she noticed a metal plaque at the Healing Forest Memorial was missing.

Terrilee Kelford, a registered psychotherapist in Carleton Place who sees many teenage clients, says the $500-million youth mental health fund promised by the federal government with the intention to help community health organizations provide more mental health care to young people is welcomed.

Years of planning and partnership have led to the construction of 34 new affordable housing units in Smiths Falls. In March new residents began moving in.

On Saturday, May 18th from 9:00 till noon, Almonte’s own Anna Egan will be returning to the Almonte Old Town Hall to lead a yoga class.  Anna, an experienced yoga instructor, will lead us through a one-hour yoga session for people at all levels, from beginners to experienced practitioners. Anna is a

A collaboration between the federal government and several local partners has led to 34 new affordable housing units in Smiths Falls.

Introducing the LANARK LIT Writing Competition — A new program celebrating works of original writing by local literary artists of all ages. Open to anyone who lives in Lanark County and the surrounding area. Now open for submissions! Deadline for submission is September 30, 2024. Almonte Readers &

A collaboration between the federal government and several local partners has led to 34 new affordable housing units in Smiths Falls.

A collaboration between the federal government and several local partners has led to 34 new affordable housing units in Smiths Falls.

A collaboration between the federal government and several local partners has led to 34 new affordable housing units in Smiths Falls.

OPP say a car reportedly left Roger Stevens Drive, just west of Rosedale Road, early Saturday morning. The driver was reportedly transported to hospital with “serious injuries.”