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Clarence-Rockland and CUPE cut a new deal
The Vision newspaper is reporting that the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) local 503 has ratified
a new contract agreement with the City of Clarence-Rockland and that the Clarence-Rockland council has agreed to
accept the contract.
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Clarence Castors/Beavers - in EOJHL All Star Game
The Clarence Creek Castors
(Beavers) will have players in the upcoming Eastern Ontario Junior Hockey League All Star Games. We will announce
them when we get them.
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Chief Administrative Officer-City Of Clarence-Rockland
Here is your opportunity to apply for the top job at the Clarence-Rockland
City Hall... CAO. But you better hurry, the Expiry Date for this opportunity is: 2012-02-10.
You can be a part of the City of Clarence-Rockland "a quiet, picturesque city nestled on
the shores of the historic Ottawa River, an important waterway for early explorers, fur traders and missionaries".
The job posting and promo read like a cross between a travel brochure and some might say like
a work of fiction... "The CAO will contribute leadership, strategy, direction and enthusiasm to the organization
and will work closely with Council and the management team to develop and implement a compelling vision and strategy,
establish targets and set standards of performance."
Click here to read the desired qualifications. You could
be our next grande fromage.
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Forest Hill has a fairly active Facebook page
but more community members should participate
(Forest
Hill, Friday, January 20, 2012) The residential community of Forest Hill is located between Canaan and Joanisse
Roads and is about five clicks south of Highway 174, on Canaan Road. It was build in the early 1990s by the now
defunct Tempra Homes.
About two years ago two of its residents started a Facebook page to keep the locals advised of happenings
and events in their neighbourhood of about 260 homes.
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Cumberland Village artist exhibits work on new web site
Cumberland resident Rebecca Dufton is a visual artist who draws and paints animals and
landscapes using expressive lines and colour. She has lived in the Ottawa area for 35 years and settled in the
village area some time ago.
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Recharged Chamber of Commerce scores in new arena
(Rockland, January 18, 2012) The New Clarence-Rockland Chamber of Commerce was
inagurated with a line up of special guests and an enthusiastic crowd of close to100 people on the upper deck of
the Canadian International Hockey Academy arena last evening. Revitalized by a new board, led by Paul Paradis,
the Chamber already had 75 members signed up. Their goal is to boost that total up to 150 by March 5. That is the
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Wikipedia protests SOPA with blackout
(Wednesday, January 18, 2012) Two
Internet resources that this community news service uses many times a day, are Google and Wikipedia. These resources are invaluable not only to
journalists, but to all Internet users.
On Wednesday, several big name Internet sites, lead by the giant Wikipedia. shut their services down to protest against
proposed legislation in the United States—the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) in the U.S. House of Representatives,
and the PROTECT IP Act (PIPA) in the U.S. Senate. View 10 awesome SOPA blackouts here.
It would appear that the maneuver had some effect because as one news service put it: "US
lawmakers appear to be abandoning their support for controversial copyright legislation after one of the biggest
online protests in history." Read more related to this story...
Read our original coverage here...
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Update:
Phone scammers taget local PC users by telephone
(Since we ran this story last week, the local
mainstream press have picked up the story! Follow to second page...)
(Clarence-Rockland, January 12, 2012) We have to thank our friends at Compufix (Jeff, Ray and Bobby Luttmer) for alerting us
to this information. Many people in the 613-833- and 613-446- telephone exchanges (Cumberland/Rockland) are being
called by fraudsters purporting to be a “tech support speciali st” from Microsoft. They are telling people that their computers
are coming up with error messages and may be infected with a virus. They then ask the "customer" to log
on to a website that will help them to eliminate the virus. Read more... |
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Your morning smile
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No tongue, please!
A city woman goes in to a country butcher shop and says to the man behind the counter:
"I'm tired of cooking the same old thing and I'm having trouble deciding what I want to cook for my husband's
supper, do you have any ideas?"
The butcher replies:
"Yes ma'am. We just brought in some lovely, fresh cow's tongue."
"Oh, my gawd, no!" squeals the woman, "I would never eat anything that came out of the mouth of
an animal."
She thinks for a moment and then she says:
"Give me a dozen eggs."
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Black History
Month opens
Ottawa City Hall.
Click
here to see.
Public Skating at the
new CIH arena.
Schedule
Cumberland
Winterfest
Family Breakfast
at Maple Hall
Sunday, February 19
Cumberland Lions
Family Day Breakfast
Sunday, Feb. 19
Maple Hall
2552 Old Montreal Rd
8 am to 12 pm
Cost: $6 Adults, $3 Children
(12 and under)
Much more...
Click here
Call us with
your event!
(613-833-0057)
More on our Events Page
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STORY UPDATES...
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Parents buying baby foods, Loblaw's recalling some organic baby foods. More...
Check out the new items taken from the City
of C-R website. Keeping informed... More...
» Septic
system permits to be issued by South Nation Conservation More...
» Interviews
with CBC's Kathleen Petty More...
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New Theatre opens in old Centrum location. More...
» Ottawa Police ready to fine drivers for using GPS More...
» Donated truck (from Rockland) to help firefighters- to-be at
Cité Collégiale. More...
Your morning smile. More...
Worth
a read...
Selected news stories of interest...
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LETTERS...
TO THE EDITOR
Patrick Meikle
Canaan Connexion
Rockland resident André Branchaud questions "Question Period", and,
applauds the creation of the New Clarence- Rockland Chamber of
Commerce. Read more
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City's Website
Cameron and Highway 174

Traffic Cams at 174/Trim and
Cameron Street at 174
(Click on the one you want to see.)

Are you new to the area?
When is the last time you
had your septic tank cleaned?
(Click on pic for more)
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