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Touch a Book event brings authors and readers together in Dalkeith (opens the original)
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Books, authors, and the literary industry were the focus of the Touch a Book event held Friday, September 11, and Saturday, September 12, at the Dalkeithâ¦Plus! Library and the Robertson-Clark Building in Dalkeith. The two-day event brought together local authors, readers, and others interested in books and writing. Visitors could meet authors, browse and purchase books, and take part in discussions and displays related to the literary world. Some of the speakers included author Phil Gurski, wh
Three Grenville-sur-la-Rouge roads set for paving work (opens the original)
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On Tuesday, September 8, Grenville-sur-la-Rouge (GSLR) Council approved more than $35,000 in paving work on sections of Rue Ménard, Rue Paquette, and Rue de la Berge. The contract covering work on Rue Ménard and Rue Paquette was awarded to 9333-0645 Québec Inc. for $17,663.80, before applicable taxes. The amount includes a 10 per cent contingency. The municipality received two quotes for the work, with Uniroc Construction Inc. submitting a total bid of $19,096, including the contingency. 9333
MRC d’Argenteuil awards collective transportation contract (opens the original)
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On Wednesday, September 9, the Municipalité régionale de comté (MRC) dâArgenteuil Council awarded a three-year contract for the MRCâs adapted and collective transportation services. According to MRC Director General Ãric Pelletier, three bids were received through a public tender process. One was deemed non-compliant, while a selection committee evaluated the other two. The MRCâs adapted transportation service provides transportation for people with disabilities or mobility limitations
Champlain Township Council approves asphalt shingle recycling depot (opens the original)
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On Thursday, August 20, Champlain Township Council unanimously approved a proposal that will allow an outdoor recycling operation for asphalt shingles at 1288 County Road 17. The operation is planned for a vacant 2.1-hectare property located near Ivaco Rolling Mills. Consulting Planner Nikita Jariwala said the operation will involve shredding, sorting, and storing asphalt shingles before transporting them to another facility for processing into reusable materials. No buildings are planned for th
North Glengarry approves extra $6,200 for new Maxville wayfinding sign (opens the original)
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A new wayfinding sign planned for Maxville is moving closer to installation, but not before the Township of North Glengarry approved an additional $6,207.68 toward the project. On Thursday, August 20, Council approved the extra funding, with Councillor Brian Caddell opposed. Director of Community Services Stephanie MacRae recommended approving the final design concept for the sign and using surplus funds from the Maxville Sports Complex operating budget to cover the projectâs remaining shortfa
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