VIDEO: Links of Love continues to show big heart for community
FALL RIVER: A young girl from Fall River continues to support her community through her company Links of Love.
On Nov. 27, Sarah MacDonald-Miles showed her caring for the community she calls home with her...
Pet of the Week – Jan. 29, 2021
Here is our Pet of the Week for Jan. 29, 2021 as selected by a random computerized draw:
The other pets that were submitted will be included in the draw for next week, and the...
VIDEO/PHOTOS: Giving back to the community brings about fun at Station 45
FALL RIVER: Smiles. Laughter. Fun. Education. And a piece of equipment that can be a life saver--for free.
It was all wrapped up in one big community event on April 28 at Station 45 Fall...
FIRST PERSON: Giving acting a shot
WAVERLEY: I did something I had never done before—I was an actor in a murder mystery dinner theatre.
On Sept. 30, Party Patrol Events Company, owned and operated by the wonderful Shera-Lee Kerr of Fall...
FIRST PERSON: Training to be ready
FALL RIVER: On a humid late October night, firefighters with Station 41 (Waverley); Station 43 (Grand Lake); Station 42 (Wellington); and Station 45 (Fall River) put their training to use during a HazMat/medical exercise...
COVID19: Second case from Auburn High reported; some schools closed Nov. 20
HRM: Nova Scotia is reporting one additional case of COVID-19 at Auburn Drive High School in Cole Harbour. The new case is a close contact of an earlier reported case at the school.
Auburn Drive...
COLUMN: the Financial Media can be harmful to your wealth
By Jennifer Rideout, Wealth Advisor, Assante
Nowadays, it’s pretty much impossible to avoid talk of the markets. There are 24/7 cable channels devoted to investing and business, newspaper articles and internet coverage. The wall-to-wall talk...
NEW: Ten new Covid19 cases in NS
HRM: As of today, March 24, Nova Scotia has 51 confirmed cases of COVID-19. Ten new cases were identified Monday, March 23. The cases are travel-related or connected to earlier reported cases....
COVID19: Sixty-seven cases on April 30; N.S. announces testing changes
HALIFAX: Sixty-seven new cases of COVID-19 are being reported in Nova Scotia today, April 30.
Fifty-seven cases are in Central Zone, four cases are in Western Zone, three cases are in Eastern Zone and three...
NEW: COVID19 cases tally sits at 147; 20 new cases announced
HRM: As of today, March 31, Nova Scotia has 147 confirmed cases of COVID-19. Twenty new cases were identified Monday, March 30. Most cases are connected to travel or a known case....