LOCAL
NEWS
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| Dolly
Parton jumps for a frisbee as her handler Danielle looks
on during the SuperDogs Wild, Wild Woof Show at the
Navan Fair this past weekend. Fred Sherwin/Photo
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(Updated
7:30 a.m., Aug. 17)
2018
edition of the Navan Fair blessed with perfect weather
For
the past 11 years the Outcare Foundation has provided
tens of thousands of dollars in financial support to palliative
care providers throughout Eastern Ontario.
 The
Heritage Funeral Complex is a proud sponsor of the Outcare
Golf Classic
For
the past 11 years the Outcare Foundation has provided tens
of thousands of dollars in financial support to palliative
care providers throughout Eastern Ontario.
(Posted Aug. 11)
Grandstand shows, demolition derby highlight Navan Fair lineup
Navan school bus operator to debut new electric bus
Week of rain a godsend for local farmers
Grandmaitre,
Virgo, Evans returns as presenting sponsor of Outcare Foundation golf tournament
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LOCAL
SPORTS
New
man at the helm as Navan Grads prepare for another season
Being
a successful team in the Central Canada Hockey League
(CCHL) takes hard work with strong leadership at the top.
(Posted Aug. 177)
Hornets
claim two titles at Gloucester Invitational Soccer Tournament
The
Ottawa Gloucester Soccer Club hosted its annual girls
tournament on the weekend and came away from the Hornets
Nest with a pair of titles in the U16 and U17/18 divisions. (Posted Aug. 175)
Panthers
show their mettle in OPFL championship loss
It’s
been a season to remember for the Cumberland Panthers bantam
varsity team. They didn’t win the top prize, but that hardly
matters looking back in retro-spect. They did make the championship
game, which they lost 28-14 to a very good Essex Ravens
team, but more importantly they pulled off one of the Ontario
Provincial Football League upsets of the year in downing
the Ottawa Sooners in the East Conference final.
(Posted
July 30)
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ARTCETERA
O-Town
goes Motown at the Shenkman Arts Centre
If
you love the sweet soulful sounds of Smokey Robinson,
Gladys Knight and the Pips, and Marvin Gaye, or the in-your-face
soul of Jackie Wilson, James Brown, and Aretha Franklin
then the Shenkman Arts Centre was the place to be Thursday
night. (Posted
March 23)
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