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Saturday, October 23, 2010

TALKING TOURISM

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The Mayor of the Region of Queens Municipality is hoping the tourism Department got the message. Mayor John Leefe, two councillors and two...

FUNDING FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING

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Affordable housing facilities in Nova Scotia will receive 32 million in federal and provincial funding. Member of Parliment for the South S...
Friday, October 22, 2010

Drugs, Cigarettes & Weapons Seized

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A Lunenburg County man is facing charges following the seizure of a quantity of illegal cigarettes and prohibited weapons from an Upper LaHa...

AQUACULTURE FUNDING

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A Mahone Bay company one of 25 aquaculture projects receiving provincial funding. Over 90 thousand dollars has been provided to two South S...
Thursday, October 21, 2010

Patient Safety Week to be Celebrated

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November 1st to the 5th is Patient Safety Week in Canada and South Shore Health will celebrate by hosting patient safety fairs in a series o...

Red Cross Assists in Fires

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The Red Cross has stepped in to assist an 88-year-old man after fire destroyed a small house on Cape Sable Island, on the South Shore earlie...

Drug Charges

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A 43 year old Shelburne County resident is facing charges of possession for the purpose of trafficking, and possession of proceeds of crime....
Wednesday, October 20, 2010

BEAT THE HEAT

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Low -income residents will benefit from the province's home heating rebate program being offered again this year to help make life more...
Tuesday, October 19, 2010

BREAK & ENTER NETS ARRESTS AND CHARGES

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What was first reported to be an accident on North King Street Monday afternoon was actually a break and enter. A Bridgewater officer was ...

LOSS OF YARMOUTH FERRY COSTLY TO AREA

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Nova Scotia's Opposition Conservatives say tourism operators are suffering following the death last winter of the ferry service that lin...

PUBLIC METTINGS ON HIGHWAY 103 TWINNING PUT OFF UNTIL FEBRUARY

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It'll be February before public meetings resume on a plan for twinning another section of highway 103. The transportation department h...
Monday, October 18, 2010

LOST GIRL FOUND

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A happy ending to what could have possibly ended up as a tragedy. A 15 year old South Shore girl is safe after she became lost in woods o...

CHRISTMAS TREE GROWERS GO POLITICAL

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Christmas tree growers in Nova Scotia are coming in from the field and on to the political platform. The Executive Director of The Christ...
Sunday, October 17, 2010

INDUSTRIAL PARK RE-ZONED

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The Town of Bridgewater is keeping big business away from part of the town's industrial park. The southeastern portion is being re-cla...

LOCAL COMPANY AWARDED COUNCIL CONTRACT

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A South Shore Company has beaten the competition. The Town of Bridgewater has awarded a 22-thousand, eight-hundred dollar contract to Abel...

MISSING TEEN FOUND

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The fifteen-year-old male reported missing from Bridgewater has been located and Bridgewater Police say he is in good health. Matthew Bake...
Saturday, October 16, 2010

HAVEN RENEWED

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The Sci-fi series , Haven is staying in Lunenburg for another season. The South-shore-based production has been renewed for a second seaso...

TEEN GOES MISSING AFTER ARGUMENT

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 Police have issued a plea for help in finding a missing Bridgewater teen who disappeared after an argument with a family member. Police s...

BRIDGEWATER TEEN PLEADS 'GUILTY'

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A Bridgewater teenager who was accused of stabbing a man 12 times has changed his plea to "guilty". The 16-year-old from Bridgew...

PUMPING MONEY INTO TOWN SEWER SYSTEMS

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The Town of Bridgewater will be pumping 205-thousand dollars into its waste-water treatment plant and sewer facilities. Numerous pumps, pa...
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