Speeding to get to school costly for Enfield teenager
MILFORD: A 17-year-old Enfield teenager found out that being late for school doesn’t give them the right to speed. East Hants RCMP Sgt. Martin Roy said that this morning, Oct.…
Vipers, HTB split boys, girls soccer games
FALL RIVER: The Georges P. Vanier Vipers earned a split in boys and girls soccer action in Fall River on Oct. 12. The Viper girls shutout Harold T. Barrett Junior…
Weatherhead leads Dragons to nail biting girls volleyball win
FALL RIVER: The Lockview High girls volleyball Dragons came away with a match win on Wednesday night. However, they may have left their fans and parents with less fingernails. In…
DeCoffe mows down 13, Peters big at the plate powering LHS to regional title
FALL RIVER: Colby DeCoffe threw a complete game, mowing down 13 batters and Cam Peters had the big bat to lead Lockview High to the regional boys baseball championship last…
Crosswalk flags installed at new crosswalk light in Fall River
FALL RIVER: The very visible crosswalk flags have been placed at another crosswalk in Fall River. On Oct. 12, Norm Collins from Crosswalk Safety was at the Gordon R. Snow…
Tourism N.S. rolls out pilot program aimed at growing local tourism
From a release HALIFAX: Tourism Nova Scotia is rolling out new pilot programs and activities to help more Nova Scotia communities grow tourism. The Compelling Tourism Communities Initiative will help…
RCMP appeal to public for info related to sexual assault investigation
LOWER SACKVILLE: Investigators in the RCMP/HRP Integrated Criminal Investigation Division are asking for information in relation to a sexual assault that occurred near Metropolitan Ave. in Lower Sackville. On October…
Warrant issued for Mount Uniacke man’s arrest
MOUNT UNIACKE: East Hants District RCMP has obtained a warrant for the arrest of a man charged in an Uttering Threats incident from October 3, 2022 in Mount Uniacke. Nicholas…
N.S. launches province-wide mental health, addictions peer support line
HALIFAX: Nova Scotians dealing with mental health and substance use concerns will soon be able to call a toll-free line to talk to people who have overcome similar challenges. Beginning…
N.S., feds announce higher wages for ECE’s, retroactive pay
From a release HALIFAX: Higher wages are coming for Nova Scotia’s early childhood educators working in regulated child-care settings thanks to a new provincial investment and the federal government’s contribution…