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It’s Monday, July 27. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom.
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I WENT TO THE LANSDOWNE FARMERS MARKET WITHOUT A LIST AND LEFT WITH AN UNUSUAL DISCOVERY.
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A lonely Sunday trip reminded me of an important link that big business stores leave out.
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HOW OTTAWA VOLUNTEERS ARE LEADING THE FIGHT AGAINST INVASIVE PLANTS
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Volunteers say oversight from multiple levels of government means it’s not as simple as pulling plants out of the ground.
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PAUL RUSHFORTH, OTTAWA REAL ESTATE BROKER AND RADIO HOST, DIES AT 52
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The former hockey player was a household name on the airwaves and a prominent supporter of local mental health issues.
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NEW 911 SYSTEM GOES ON IN OTTAWA. HERE’S WHAT IT MEANS
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Most callers won’t notice the difference, but new emergency response capabilities are on the way.
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A NEW FANTASY BOOKSTORE IN THE WORKS IN OTTAWA THIS FALL
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Fables & Pages is scouring the storefront as it asks local readers what should be hitting the shelves.
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