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Water project’s scope, costs unveiled

FALL RIVER: The water study looking at the costing to bring city water down Fall River Road and all the way to just past Inn on the Lake on Highway 2 indicates it’s doable...
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Planning for Keloose’s 40th year begins

WINDSOR JUNCTION: The 40th anniversary of Keloose is shaping up to be an excitement filled weekend of fun. The first meeting of the Keloose Committee was held on Jan. 29 at the LWF Hall in...

Teachers need continued support of parents

FALL RIVER: A teacher in Fall River believes the third time won’t be the charm when he and his colleagues vote on a tentative agreement their union reached with the provincial government on Feb....
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Fall River Syrian refugee family begins journey Feb. 14

FALL RIVER: Valentines Day won’t ever be as sweet as it will be this year for a group in Fall River who have been waiting in angst for the news they just received. In an...

UPDATE: Lower Sackville youth found

LOWER SACKVILLE: Halifax District RCMP have located a missing 14-year-old girl. Emma Hutt, who was reported missing earlier today from Lower Sackville, has been located safe and sound. The RCMP would like to thank the public...
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LWFRA welcomes audit request

FALL RIVER: The treasurer for the LWF Ratepayers Association (LWFRA) welcomes a request by the local councillor for an audit by HRM on where the surplus money they collect goes. Barry Dalrymple was responding to...

Streatch “uncomfortable” with LWF Ratepayers area rate situation

FALL RIVER: The area rate tax structure for the LWF Ratepayers Association (LWFRA) has left councillor Steve Streatch “uncomfortable” going forward. That’s why the Waverley-Fall River-Musquodoboit Valley representative on HRM Regional Council has asked HRM...

Water project study to be unveiled Feb. 13

FALL RIVER: The Fall River community will get it’s first look and chance to ask questions of the Fall River water project later this month. Councillor Steve Streatch said a public meeting of Feb. 13...

Ending the stigma a slow process

FALL RIVER: Jim Malone has a passion for something most people shy away from talking about—mental health. Malone, a Fall River native, was involved in the community he calls home until even after being diagnosed...
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Cheema athletes looking forward to Florida training

WAVERLEY: While many Nova Scotians are thinking about the cold weather ahead, athletes from Cheema Aquatic Club are thinking of sunnier places. More than 40 athletes from the Waverley-based club—43 athletes between senior competitors and...
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