Good morning! Today I’m at Patrick Hartin House on Maple Grove Road. These two stone buildings are being recommended for heritage designation. The smaller cottage was built around 1840, and the larger home was built in 1886. They are among the last stone buildings from the late 19th century in Stittsville.
This week’s update:
- Celebrating Rosh Hashanah
- 5th Annual Butter Tart Festival today!
- Operation Come Home fundraiser at Brown’s
- Next-to-new sale at St. Thomas Church
- Grand opening of Trick & Fly
- Stittsville Neighbour Days September 18-27
- Cleaning the Capital
- Crossway Park playground opening party on September 25
- Transit Committee recap
- Construction blasting at Idylea, and a temporary pathway closure
- Firefighters are checking smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors on Sundays in September
- Municipal election resources at ottawa.ca/vote/
- The Chelly hockey tournament
Have an excellent week!
–Councillor Glen
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