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Kanata runner finishes first in world record kilt run
By Amy HogueEMC Events - If you were trying to get around Perth on Saturday, June 26, one might have thought the community had been invaded by the Scots! Twelve hundred kilted runners...
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Newly renovated Tatlock Hall unveiled
By Amy HogueEMC News - Following three years of hard work and diligent fundraising efforts, Tatlock Hall has been renovated, and moved - again - to what will hopefully be its final resting...
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Local farmers combine resources for expanded CSA
By Amy HogueEMC News - Three area farms have combined resources to offer greater product diversity to their customers through a local Community Supported Agriculture (CSA). Coral...
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The story of the house that Shelley built
By Amy HogueEMC Lifestyle - Watson's Corners resident Shelley Neilson has been dreaming of building her own log home for nearly 30 years, and this summer she will finally see that dream...
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Small planes send enthusiasts' spirits soaring
By Amy HogueEMC News - From the road, The Rideau Lakes Airfield is virtually invisible, tucked away behind a wall of trees and down a narrow laneway. In fact, if not for the periodic...
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Perth Public Library benefits from Jim Noble Golf Classic
By Amy HogueEMC News - The Perth Public Library has received $13,470 from the seventh annual RBC Jim Noble Golf Classic held at the Perth Links O'Tay Golf Club last month - money which...
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Tay Valley Township is open for business
By Amy HogueEMC News - Tay Valley Township's renovated offices are officially re-opened, following an open house July 8 which offered residents the opportunity to view the facilities...
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Westport gains two doctors and expanded pharmacy
By Amy HogueEMC Business - Residents in Westport and surrounding areas will now have access to much needed medical care, thanks to Paul Hellier, new owner of the recently renovated Westport...
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Tartan tornado sweeps through Perth
By Amy HogueEMC Events - If you were trying to get around Perth on Saturday, June 26, you might have thought we had been invaded by the Scots! Twelve hundred kilted runners lined Gore...
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Visiting abbot sheds light on ancient practice of Buddhism
By Amy HogueEMC News - Seating was limited at Perth & District Collegiate Institute's Auditorium on Sunday, June 6, as Buddhist monk Ajahn Sumedho spoke at length on the eastern religion,...
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New owner for Lanark's E&C Convenience station
By Amy HogueEMC Business - One of Lanark Highland's last remaining gas stations, the E&C Convenience on Highway 511, officially changed ownership on May 7, while May 13 will mark the...
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World War II veteran brings history to life for students
By Amy HogueEMC News - "I flew 34 operations over enemy territory, and only providence brought me home," Everett Hepton told assembled Perth & District Collegiate Institute history students...
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Local jazz musician shares stories from the road
By Amy HogueEMC Entertainment - "I was a musician for 30 years, moonlighting as a public servant," says Clay Young, jazz pianist and performer. Appearing at Fiddleheads Bar and Grill...
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'Meat matters' to slow food group
By Amy HogueChicken feet, anyone? Although eating chicken feet may not be high on your list of desireable foods, for Slow Food Lanark County, eating unusual foods is an ideal way of...
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Women in action, making a difference at CFUW event
By Amy HogueEMC Events - Women from around the region gathered in the Perth Lions Hall on March 7, as part of a celebration in honour of International Women's Day. The Canadian Federation...
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Geothermal energy an eco-friendly alternative
By Amy HogueEMC News - More than 20 people gathered at 404 Pretty Drive, near Hopetown, on Feb. 27, to participate in a geothermal workshop, hosted by the Art of Being Green Projects....
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Afghan ambassador makes some new friends in Perth
By Amy HogueEMC News - Afghan Ambassador Jawed Ludin made an unexpected appearance on Feb. 20 as a guest at the annual Heritage Gala in Perth, held to commemorate Perth's military heritage....
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Solar program offers financial incentives to rural residents
By Amy HogueEMC News - The introduction of Ontario's new Feed-in Tariff (FIT) program has left some rural residents wondering how they, too, can cash in on the potential windfall of...
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Couple voice concerns over Perth solar project
By Amy HogueEMC News - Drummond/North Elmsley Township residents Ron and Sandra Beacock are calling for the Town of Perth to "allow local input" on the proposed solar farm on Rideau...
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