For the week of November 3, 2009

  Commercial rezoning denied
There will be no commercial development along Highway 3 near the Village of ... 
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Snow removal contract awarded
For at least the third straight winter the Department of Transportation (DOT) will ... 
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Police seek hit-and-run driver
The RCMP are hoping someone can help them track down a hit-and-run driver.  
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  Hundreds wait for vaccines
Hundreds of people waited in line for hours on October 29, to be among the first ... 
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Counselling ordered for man who drank antifreeze
A Bridgewater man who drank antifreeze after arguing with his wife, then threatened ... 
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  Flower power
This town plans to spend up to $5,000 to acquire three-dozen hanging flower ... 
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Demolition of Lunenburg school planned for next summer
Lunenburg's current Grade 6 to 9 school has been scheduled for demolition next ... 
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  Olympic torch celebration schedule set
The schedule for the Olympic torch's November 20 visit to Lunenburg is pretty ... 
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Flu clinics open
South Shore Health (SSH) is responding to the increase in flu symptoms presenting ... 
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Sacred grounds?
The Mi'kmaq Burial Ground Research and Restoration Association has asked the ... 
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Judge orders drunk driver to get counselling
Saying the breathalyser readings were among the highest he's seen in his ... 
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Anonymous donor chips in to purchase equipment
The Health Services Foundation of the South Shore was able to bring in the money ... 
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Shelter backers plan meetings, seek more board members
Proponents of a new youth shelter received offers of help and have meetings ... 
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  Weather fails to dampen spirits at climate change rally
A crowd of about 100 people braved brisk winds and steady rain to mark the ... 
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Myra chosen as new deputy mayor
The Town of Lunenburg has a new deputy mayor.  
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Vandal throws pepper shaker through window
The "weapon" was unusual, but the damage it caused was all too common.  
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Harbour hold up
They have big ideas and no money. That's the word from the chairman of Mahone Bay's ... 
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Café Canada looks at poverty on the South Shore
Cafe Canada, sponsored by the South Shore Chapter of the Council of Canadians ... 
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Supporting our soldiers
Christmas is going to be a bit brighter this year for a number of Canadian troops ... 
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Lido pool rejuvenation
After years of discussion and debate, public washrooms are finally coming to the ... 
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Woman sexually assaulted
Police in Bridgewater are looking for two men in connection with an early-morning ... 
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  Lunenburg Town Council considers car show
The Town of Lunenburg may be adding one more big event to its already hectic ... 
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Bursaries help recruitment of health-related staff
A bursary program at South Shore Health is doling out $51,000 to support students ... 
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