A new CT scanner will mean improved services at South Shore Regional Hospital ... read more Report recommends teachers not get storm days off A provincial report examining storm day policies has proposed sweeping changes ... read more Clothesline program comes to Mahone Bay The Mahone Bay and Area Lions Club is assisting the Canadian Diabetes Association ... read more Forged record check form Forging a criminal record check form to try to get a job nearly landed an Oakland ... read more Town considers fast-tracking North Street traffic signals This town will consider fast-tracking the installation of traffic signals on North Street ... read more More residents call for action More residents are jumping on the bandwagon to get traffic lights installed where ... read more Chairperson changes It appears there may be an impending shuffle among the names that head up ... read more Reaching out to Haitians The five councils of Lunenburg County are joining worldwide disaster relief efforts ... read more 
Fire destroys Bayport cottageOne man is homeless and another was injured as a result of a fire that destroyed ... read more Town awards tender linked to $2.3 million sewer project Terrain Group will handle engineering design services for a project upgrading this town's ... read more Oak Island mystery An on-line petition supporting a treasure-trove licence for the majority owners of ... read more New CEO appointed South Shore Health (SSH) has appointed Alice Leverman to its top position for ... read more Support for earthquake victims pours in Residents of the South Shore have opened their hearts, and their wallets, in ... read more
Charitable group organizes walk for earthquake reliefA charitable organization is pounding the pavement this week to raise money toward ... read more Mahone Bay fundraiser generates nearly $14,000 A benefit for Oxfam's earthquake emergency relief fund at the Mahone Bay Centre ... read more Rotary Club moves to help Haitian orphanage The Lunenburg Rotary Club has swung into action to assist a centre for handicapped ... read more Second Katimavik group arrives in Bridgewater Matthew Simpson, project leader for Katimavik in Bridgewater, ushered in 2010 ... read more Accused grower facing two sets of charges Two sets of marijuana production charges against a Gold River man have been ... read more Lordly House restoration continues It's quite obvious there's something happening at Lordly House. read more Public transit proposal moving forward Norm Haslett says 2009 was a pretty good year for the future of public transit in ... read more Chester's namesake for sale She may not yet be as famous as her relative, Chester, but like her counterpart ... read more
Town takes steps toward economic development planMahone Bay has taken a first step toward framing its first economic development ... read more Police probe hit and run Police in Bridgewater are investigating a recent case involving damage to a vehicle. read more Councillor charges property assessments are 'unrealistic' Councillor Don Zwicker said Property Valuation Services Corporation has unrealistically ... read more
New fire truck arrives in HubbardsThe Hubbards fire department unveiled the newest addition to its fleet over the ... read more Television theft earns house arrest Walking out of a Bridgewater grocery store carrying a television he didn't pay for ... read more Bridgewater looks to province to cost-share solar projects Provincial money is being sought to pay for half the cost of a series of solar projects ... read more ATV stolen in New Ross The RCMP are looking for a stolen all-terrain vehicle and the person who took ... read more
Town hall reno completedThe renovation is complete and staff are now back in a better and brighter town ... read more Volunteer advocacy group seeks cash from town A group promoting volunteerism in Lunenburg and Queens counties wants $2,000 ... read more
Volunteers support community gardenVolunteer gains from this town's first community Christmas are spilling over into ... read more Costs, training, stun gun use among police service issues Officer use of stun guns is a central issue facing police forces, says the chairman ... read more Group rebuffs anti-Conservative claim One of the groups that staged an outdoor global-warming demonstration in Bridgewater ... read more Winter weather whips up wind Wind swirled around snow and made roads treacherous as a nor'easter blew through ... read more Pet food drive organized in Karissa Boudreau's memory It's a way to bring something positive out of the sadness. read more Michelin shelved Mexico plant but workers still training here Mexican nationals arrived here a couple of years ago to train for new jobs at a new ... read more High levels of radioactive gas found at two schools A study has determined parts of two Lunenburg County schools have concentrations ... read more Councillor resigns from agency Personal reasons have led Councillor Lee Nauss to resign from the Lunenburg ... read more Seniors' safety program starting soon Seniors interested in learning more about safety are about to get the opportunity. read more Agricultural land committee makes stop in Lunenburg A committee seeking information about management and future uses of farm land ... read more |
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