Home News Page 364

News

Christmas this Spring gets further support from LWFRA

FALL RIVER: Christmas This Spring, the program put on by the Lions Christmas Express to ensure those hurting during the COVID19 pandemic have food on their table, received a boost of support on June...

Police investigating alleged assaults, vehicle thefts, break-and-enter

BEAVER BANK: Over the past week (June 13-20), Halifax District RCMP received two alleged assault reports among various other calls from the Fall River-Waverley-Beaver Bank area. The incidents were posted on the RCMP's/Halifax Regional Police...

Proposed developments in Enfield, Windsor Junction coming to NWCC

WINDSOR JUNCTION: Notice of Motions for a pair of proposed developments agreements are slated to come before North West Community Council on Monday night, June 22. The first one coming is: 7.1.1 Case 19117: Development...

Fire crews attend silo fire at Enfield lumber company

ENFIELD: A fire in a hopper at Ledwidge Lumber on June 18 was quickly brought under control by firefighters with assistance from employees. Firefighters from Enfield; Elmsdale with a tanker and an engine; a tanker...

Garlic-ious: Family affair in preparing garlic for sale

FALL RIVER: The garlic people of Fall River are getting ready to do it again this year. The Jones family plant their garlic in early fall, in this case October 2019 to prepare the crop...

RCMP charge two after fentanyl detected in Windsor-West Hants

WINDSOR-WEST HANTS: Two 20-year-old women from the Windsor area have been charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking in relation to offences involving the drug fentanyl. On April 20, Windsor District RCMP issued a...

HRM announces all parks and playgrounds now open

FALL RIVER: The Halifax Regional Municipality continues to monitor and respond to the rapidly evolving effects of COVID-19. Following the provincial public health update regarding access to playgrounds, all municipal playgrounds are now open effective...

Province eases more restrictions; increases gathering limits

HRM: Premier Stephen McNeil and Dr. Robert Strang, chief medical officer of health for Nova Scotia, announced today, June 18, changes to gathering limits given Nova Scotia's low rates of COVID-19."We've now had well...

WJCC announces summer day camp plans to much fanfare

WINDSOR JUNCTION: It was a long-awaited announcement that many were waiting for from the Windsor Junction Community Centre. After wrestling with what to do for their summer camp due to COVID19 and the public health...

HRM to hold summer day camps, beginning July 13

FALL RIVER: The Halifax Regional Municipality continues to monitor and respond to the rapidly evolving effects of COVID-19. Following safety measures provided by public health, the municipality is now able to provide more details on...
Translate ยป