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Contractors will be on site Saturday May 3 starting at 9:00 am to sweep the courtyard and carport areas. We ask that you turn on your outside taps.
In order for all areas to be swept we ask you to move your vehicle from your parking area to the street or in rotation to the visitor parking spots.
If you have any small household items that you would like removed, place them at the front of your carport that day and the contractor will dispose of them.
Note the contractor will not take paint or other toxic items.
The contractor will start on the school side so residents can move vehicles to the visitor parking area at unit 7 and be prepared to move their vehicles back as soon as their carport has been cleaned.
Thank you for your anticipated cooperation.
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The construction of modern townhouses in Ottawa, such as ours, began in the mid-1970s. Though the designs are not new, they do not feel dated, and as many of us living here at Cobourg Court might agree, the units are pleasant to live in and comfortable (so long as you don't mind the stairs).
This blog post from 2012 celebrates their design and offers details about the history of such townhouse developments in our town.
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Please refrain from parking in the visitor parking area adjacent to unit #7 between May 2 and 4 inclusive.
Contractors will be working on site to repair the brick wall.
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NOTICE
Contractors will be on site Saturday April 30 starting at 8:30 am (to 1 pm) to sweep the courtyard and carport areas. We ask that you turn on your outside taps.
In order for all areas to be swept we ask you to move your vehicle from your parking area to the street or in rotation to the visitor parking spots.
If you have any small household items that you would like removed, place them at the front of your carport that day and the contractor will dispose of them. Note the contractor will not take paint or other toxic items.
The contractor will start on the school side so residents can move vehicles to the visitor parking area at unit 7 and be prepared to move their vehicles back as soon as their carport has been cleaned.
RAIN DATE SUNDAY MAY 1
Thank you for your anticipated cooperation.
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In this month's (April 2022) issue of our community newspaper, the Lowertown Echo, two of our neighbors have published articles.
Nadia Stuewer, writing with Kelly Butler, introduces several small businesses that managed to make it through two years of lockdowns and other COVID-related restrictions, and hope for a summer that might finally bring a return to business as usual.
Giancarlo Cerquozzi writes about Dillon Orr, a Franco-Ontarian stage director who received the 2021 Pauline McGibbon Award: an award, established in 1981 and honoring former Lieutenant Governor Pauline McGibbon, that is presented annually to a member of Ontario's theater community.
Thank you both for these great contributions to our much cherished community newspaper!