Q & A: Water to more areas, doctors, all weather field on Horne’s agenda
FALL RIVER: If voters in Waverley-Fall River-Beaver Bank give him the opportunity at a second term, Liberal Bill Horne has a long list of items he would like to address to help better the...
Election 17: Quarry application complete, McNeil confirms
WAVERLEY: The application for the proposed Fall River quarry is now complete.
According to Premier Stephen McNeil, all the necessary information has now been submitted to Nova Scotia Environment from the proponent, Scotian Materials. The...
Q & A: Green’s Edmonds brings youthfulness to election
FALL RIVER: Anthony Edmonds isn’t about to let the fact he’s young or representing an underdog party labelled by many simply as “tree huggers” hold him back.
The Wellington resident is proud and ready to...
Q & A: McNaughton would put “rubber to the road”
FALL RIVER: If it were up to Dan McNaughton, the Aerotech/Wellington Connector would already be out to tender and the proposed seniors development would remain at three storeys.
Those were two of the answers the...
Q & A: Environment, seniors top priorities for Sanipass
FALL RIVER: Seniors and the environment are two key priorities for Waverley-Fall River-Beaver Bank NDP candidate Trevor Sanipass as he vies to unseat Liberal Incumbent Bill Horne.
Sanipass is also looking to fend off challenges...
O’Toole, Baillie visit Fall River boosting McNaughton
FALL RIVER: The leader of the PC Party and an MP with ties to Fall River visited the riding on May 4, hoping to boost Dan McNaughton to victory in the upcoming May 30...
Premier McNeil stops by Waverley for lunch with Horne, supporters
WAVERLEY: On Day six of the provincial election campaign, Premier Stephen McNeil paid a visit to Waverley to have lunch with Liberal incumbent and candidate Bill Horne, campaign team members, and those at the...
It’s official! NSians headed to polls May 30
FALL RIVER: Premier Stephen McNeil made the worst kept secret official early Sunday afternoon April 30.
McNeil met with Lt.-Gov. J. J. Grant to ask that he dissolve the government and call a general election....
Lakeview woman faces impaired driving charge
LAKEVIEW: A 28-year-old Lakeview woman is one of two women charged with various offences following separate collisions at the same time on April 20.
In a release on April 21, Halifax District RCMP said they...
Signs knocked down to be repaired
WINDSOR JUNCTION: The local councillor assures residents he has made staff aware of the damage done to community signs in the communities of Windsor Junction and Fall River during the winter snow clearing season.
Steve...