Author: Irene Sensyzcyzn

ATG ground breaking ceremony/Pelletée de terre officielle ATG

Posted by Irene Sensyzcyzn | Apr 16, 2018 | Local Business, News |

CLARENCE- ROCKLAND – It was an exciting day earlier this month for A.T.G. Industries Inc. and the...

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Hawks’ season is over after losing series to Carleton Place Canadians

Posted by Irene Sensyzcyzn | Apr 10, 2018 | Sports |

On Wednesday April 4, the Hawkesbury Hawks’ Junior “A” received the Carleton...

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Robert Hardy’s 2018 Ottawa Marathon “5 hr, 15 minute” training and motivational speaking event

Posted by Irene Sensyzcyzn | Apr 9, 2018 | Music, News, Sports |

Here is this week’s update from race-walker Robert Hardy. Hardy will be providing us with...

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TOWNSHIP OF EAST HAWKESBURY NOTICE

Posted by Irene Sensyzcyzn | Feb 27, 2018 | News |

La Corporation du Canton de Hawkesbury Est The Corporation of the Township of East Hawkesbury AVIS...

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AVIS PUBLIC TAXES INTÉRIM POUR 2018/ PUBLIC NOTICE INTERIM TAXES FOR 2018

Posted by Irene Sensyzcyzn | Feb 21, 2018 | Public Notices |

La Corporation du Canton de Hawkesbury Est The Corporation of the Township of East Hawkesbury AVIS...

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