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A pedestrian sustained life-threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle in Alexandria on...
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No to Alto from Hawkesbury council
Hawkesbury town council opposes the Alto project in its current form. On Monday, April 13, council...
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Drugs and impaired driving in Brownsburg
Police arrested a repeat impaired driving offender and confiscated illegal drugs in Brownsburg on...
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Multiple charges in Highway 417 traffic stop
An Ottawa resident has been charged with multiple criminal offences following a traffic stop in...
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A single pine
To the Editor, There is a place slated for a train line where a single pine stands against an open...
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Recycling changes discussed at Nature Society meeting
By Carol Tisdall The Vankleek Hill and District Nature Society welcomed Lynn Ovenden, a Casselman...
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Glengarry ENCORE photo club to host second annual Photo Art Exhibition
The Glengarry ENCORE Photo Club will host its second annual Photo Art Exhibition from May 1 to May...
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Nature society wants osprey signage in Hawkesbury
Local nature enthusiasts want to make some nesting birds of prey a tourist attraction in...
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Songbird Coffeehouse now open in Vankleek Hill
In Vankleek Hill, there is a new place to enjoy a coffee with a friend, or to grab one to go for...
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Lamb-a-rama at Kirkview Farms
For many seasonal and religious reasons, lambs are often associated with Easter and spring. At...
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Province provides $2.8 million for primary care in Prescott-Russell
As part of this plan to connect everyone in Ontario to a publicly funded family doctor, nurse...
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Students clean up community on Earth Day
Vankleek Hill received some spring cleaning on Wednesday, April 22. It was Earth Day, and students...
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Casselman Vikings capture championship
In front of their home crowd on April 11, the Casselman Vikings delivered a championship-clinching...
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Water levels on Ottawa River rising
After a reprieve from rain in the form of two sunny, warm days, water levels keep rising on the...
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1,500 meals in 22 weeks highlights ongoing need in Hawkesbury
The Saturday lunch program provided by Centre 440 Hawkesbury has reached a significant milestone,...
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Local employers highlight skilled trades shortages and hiring challenges in SDG and Prescott-Russell
Skilled trades positions remain the most difficult roles for employers to fill across the United...
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Celebrate Mother’s Day 2026 with The Review Photo Contest
Your mother: today, yesterday, and always. This popular local contest encourages participants to...
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Alto; nope.
Dear Editor, To be honest, I have always liked the idea of a high-speed rail line between our...
Cougars come back to win NCJHL championship
The Vankleek Hill Cougars are the 2026 National Capital Junior Hockey League (NCJHL) Champions!...
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