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Author read and bookshop set for Milford this weekend

MILFORD: The second annual author read, and bookshop is set for this weekend in Milford. The event is being organized by the East Hants Writer’s Group. It will be held May 4 from 10 a.m....

Police issue property protection notice to man following incident at Lower Sackville restaurant

LOWER SACKVILLE: RCMP have issued a property protection notice to a man following an incident involving a threat a local business. RCMP Cpl. Guillaume Tremblay said on April 30 officers with RCMP Halifax Regional Detachment...

MLA MacDonald provides road update for East Hants

ELMSDALE: The MLA for Hants East has provided residents with some important road work updates. On his Facebook page, and shared to two community pages, John MacDonald gave updates on Horne Settlement Road and Ashdale...

Progress Monitoring Committee releases initial six-month report

HALIFAX: The Progress Monitoring Committee released its initial six-month report and monitoring plan on May 1. Both are required under its terms of reference.The committee, led by Founding Chair Linda Lee Oland, monitors and...

Province announces new child care spaces in Hammonds Plains

HAMMONDS PLAINS: Families in Hammonds Plains will see more early learning and child-care spaces opening in their community this summer. It Takes a Village Child Care Centre on Parkland Drive in Halifax is opening a...

Atlas Structural Systems chooses Mount Uniacke for new manufacturing facility

MOUNT UNIACKE: Atlas Structural Systems is building its new manufacturing facility in East Hants. This large-scale commercial investment project will create 60 new jobs in the Mount Uniacke region of the municipality. Atlas Structural Systems,...

VIDEO/PHOTOS: Crowd turns out for LHS Prom Touch A Truck fundraiser

FALL RIVER: Trucks and vehicles of various kinds were on display with people--mostly kids--encouraged to get in them and give a honk. The Touch A Truck fundraiser for Lockview High Prom had sunny skies and...

Threat found at Lockview High deemed unfounded

FALL RIVER: Families of students who attend Lockview High received a notice home on Wednesday of a reported bomb threat made towards the school. The threat turned out to be unfounded, but taking precaution administration...

Release of novel “surreal” for Windsor Junction’s Tattrie Rushton

WINDSOR JUNCTION: An author who calls Windsor Junction home is getting to live out a dream – having her first novel published. Heidi Tattrie Rushton penned Pet Tales over the past few years and has...

VIDEO/PHOTOS: A bunny good time Reading with the Rabbits

FALL RIVER: There was a lot of bunny activity at the Gordon R. Snow Community Centre in Fall River on Saturday afternoon. It was close to a sell out for the first-ever Reading with the...
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