Signs of hope for Merrickville-Wolford
by Mayor Doug Struthers
Hopeful promising signs and indicators have appeared on the provincial scene. The province has outlined a cautious and gradual reopening. Restaurant...
Vinyl Destination celebrates anniversary on Canada Day
Vinyl Destination in Merrickville celebrated its 8th anniversary in Merrickville on Canada Day. After moving to the area from Toronto for his wife’s job,...
Merrickville in worldwide talks on climate change
Last Wednesday, a group of Merrickville residents participated in a worldwide day of action in the fight against climate change. The 24 hours of...
Merrickville’s Famous Woollen Mill
by the Merrickville & District Historical Society
Following the American Revolution the first Loyalists arrived in Canada, settling first along the St Lawrence and then,...
Creative way to support laid off servers
With all our bars and restaurants closed for the duration, except in some cases for take-out, the many people who depend on tips from...
Council amends procedural bylaw to allow for virtual meetings
Merrickville-Wolford council passed a resolution at their last regular council meeting to allow municipal committees to meet virtually during the pandemic.
Council had already made...
Community Economic Development & Business Survey
On April 29, Council received the results of the recent Business Survey completed by Merrickville-Wolford businesses. The survey was conducted in partnership with the...
Final list of candidates for October’s vote
As rumour and potential wrong-doing in the Village swirl around, the municipal election of 2018 has begun under something of a cloud. The atmosphere...
Merrickville – 1865
Merrickville: “An incorporated village, situated on the Rideau Canal. It does a large trade in lumber and has good water power, extensive sole leather...
Public washrooms open in village
Public washrooms are now open in Merrickville. The Village announced last week that the public washrooms, located at the parking lot on Wellington W.,...