LOCAL
NEWS
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| Orléans
Ward councillor-elect Matthew Luloff will
be attending Remebrance Day services in Windosr
this year in honour of his friend Pte. Andrew
Grenon who died in Afghanistan in 2008, just
as he has dine in yhears past. Fred Sherwin/Photo
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(Updated
8:30 a.m., Nov. 10)
Orléans
councillor-elect honours commitment to fallen comrade-in-arms
You
can forgive Matthew Luloff for not attending the Remembrance
Day ceremony at the Orléans Legion this year; the councillor-elect
has a previously scheduled engagement.
 Taproom260,
a gastro-pub that checks all the boxes
It’s
been a little over a month since Taproom260 first its doors
to the public. The gastro-pub is located on Centrum Blvd.
in the space once occupied by D’Arcy McGee’s.
(Posted Oct. 27)
Luloff
emerges from crowded field to capture Orléans Ward
Dudas
proves second time’s the charm in winning Innes Ward race
Second
Innes Ward ward candidate hopes second time’s the charm
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LOCAL
SPORTS
NCAFA
Football
Bantam
Panthers find redemption in A-Cup championship
It’s
been a year since an undefeated and highly favoured Cumberland
Panthers bantam team was upset in the 2017 A-Cup final
by the Kanata Knights, thanks mainly to mistakes of their
own making.
(Posted
Nov. 6)
NCAFA
Football
Peewee Panthers cap undefeated season with A-Cup win
The
U14 Cumberland Panthers are NCAFA peewee champions after
downing the Bell Warriors 28-7 in the league’s A-Cup final
on Sunday, cementing an undefeated season and earning
a berth in the Ontario/Quebec Inter-provincial Bowl Series
this Saturday. (Posted
Nov. 6)
NCAFA
Football
Panther tykes successfully defend A-Cup championship
The
Cumberland Panthers proved why they are the most dominant
football club in the National Capital Region on Sunday,
winning three of the four city titles up for grabs at the
National Capital Amateur Football Association A-Cup finals.
(Posted
Nov. 6)
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ARTCETERA
Artistic
director’s granddaughter makes her theatrical debut
In
a wonderful confluence of her professional and personal
lives, Ottawa School of Theatre’s (OST) artistic director
Kathi Langston is directing her granddaughter in the three-year-old’s
first stage appearance. (Posted
Nov. 11)
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