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Something old, something new

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There is a long tradition of spinning,

D UNVEGAN

weaving, quilting, rug hooking and other

fibre arts in Glengarry, so demonstrations

by local guilds will also take place. Watch

Quilts and other fine textiles will be a

a quilting bee or try your hand at weaving

feast for the eyes from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

onalargefloorloom.Therewillbelotstosee

Saturday, July 14 at the Glengarry Pioneer

and to do. For additional information on

Museum in Dunvegan.

this spectacular event, contact the museum

Textiles from the museum’s collection

at 613-527-5230 or visit their website at

andalargevarietyfromthecommunitywill

www.glengarrypioneermuseum.ca.

be pulled out of closets and put on display.

The museum is located in Dunvegan on

There will be quilts, weaving and other

County Road 24 (Dunvegan Road) at the

needleworkdisplayedinallofthe11historic

crossroadswithCountyRoad30(Greenfield

buildings on site, including the new

Road). From now until August 31, the

Williams Pavilion. Light refreshments will

museum will be open every day except

be available, as well as textile related crafts

Monday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

for children in the one-room schoolhouse.

Moving forward

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$1 million to the City of Ottawa. The study

L’O RIGNAL

is expected to take two years to complete.

AECOM’s request for proposal was

selected by a joint team of engineers and

“We’re finally moving forward!”

staff from counties and Ottawa. The firm

Prescott-Russell Warden François St-

was among three finalists that were asked

Amour summed up the sentiments of

to provide detailed proposals, after initially

many when another step was taken in an

being narrowed down from a list of five

ongoing road saga.

firms shortlisted for an earlier request for

The United Counties of Prescott and

qualifications. “Our process analyzed the

Russell selected recently AECOM Canada

proposals based on overall technical score

Ltd., a consortium of technical and

and the cost,” explained Marc Clermont,

management support services, to lead the

Director of Prescott-Russell Public Works.

Photo Richard Mahoney

environmental assessment (EA) study of

“And not only didAECOM’s proposal have

High-tailing it

the County Road 17 / Ottawa Route 174

the highest score, it also had the lowest

widening project this year. “We’ve been

Photo Richard Mahoney

While drivers always must be on the

price.”

talking about this environmental

Members of the Glengarry Pipe Band

The environmental assessment of the

look-outfordeer,somewildthingsdo

assessment study for a long time, and it’s

widening of County Road 17 and Ottawa

broughtaScottishflavourtotheannual

not seem fazed by approaching

nice to see that today, we’re making some

Route 174 will determine the impact of

St-Jean-Baptiste parade held in St-

motorists. This creature darteddown

concrete progress,” said St-Amour.

several options, including one that consists

Bernardin. Between 2,000 and 3,000

The cost of the study, $3.51 million

the centre of a country road until it

ofawideningfromtwotofourlanesbetween

including HST, is being funded through a

attendedtheeventthatwasheldaspart

Rockland and Trim Road, in Orléans, and

high-taileditintoabushafternoticing

grant from the province of Ontario, which

oftheparish’scentennialcelebrations.

from four to six lanes between Trim Road

a signwarning of a curve up ahead.

awarded $4 million to Prescott-Russell and

and the Highway 417/174 interchange.

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