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Sandy Hill Community News / Le journal communautaire de la Côte-de-Sable

Keeping Sandy Hill safe from dormitories

Christine Aubry If you own a home in Sandy Hill, the following scenario may be familiar to you—There is a

Ralph Blaine They say a cat has nine lives, but the Catholic Order of Sainte Marie de Namur surely comes

François Bregha Renée Landry a vécu presque toute sa vie dans la Côte-de-Sable. A 90 ans, elle y réside encore,

Betsy Mann As we age, issues come up that weren’t so pressing when we were younger, issues like our changing

Ken Clavette This past summer the community lost a special place: the Rideau Bakery closed after 90 years. For all but

Bob Whitelaw Summers in Sandy Hill provide an ideal opportunity for families and friends to reunite and reconnect with their

Christine Aubry Si vous avez des enfants qui fréquentent l’école Francojeunesse en 2e année, ils vous parleront sans

Mia Hunt The crunch of leaves underfoot, the end of lazy summer schedules, the return of school—autumn’s arrival always feels

Patrick Rancourt Chartier Physiotherapie is moving to their newly renovated location on Wilbrod St. by the Happy Goat at Friel,

Marilyn Whitaker In July, a tree near Somerset and Marlborough, which was large enough to be considered a distinctive tree,