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Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Rugby: Park View Girls Host Kings Edgehill

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An explosive start to the rugby season for Park View's girls team. The team recently defeated North Kings 74-0 and West Kings 60-0. They...

Delicate Issue Coming Before Queens Council

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Region of Queens Council will have to deal with a delicate issue later this week. Council will decide whether to re-zone a piece of land...

Digby: Stabbing Sends Teen To Hospital

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Two teenagers are in police custody after a stabbing in Digby. Police say a 17 year-old was taken to hospital last night. He was stabbed i...

South Shore Teachers Recognized During Education Week

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A pair of South Shore residents are among a number of teachers being recognized for their work with students. Julie Ramey of North Queens Co...

Habitat For Humanity Looking For Land In Lunenburg County

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The South Shore chapter of Habitat for Humanity is in search of their next project in Lunenburg County. The group is looking for space to ...

UPDATE: Wanted Man Found

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A Halifax area man, on the lam from police for several days, has been arrested and is in custody this morning. The Quinpool Road Supersto...
Monday, April 21, 2014

Chester: Exploring Funding Options For 'Our Health Centre'

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Chester appears ready to financially support 'Our Health Centre.' The municipality has created a pair of options that would see them...

Canada-Wide Warrant Issued For Halifax Man

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A Canada-wide warrant is out for a Halifax man connected to a pair of recent robberies. Thirty-eight year old Richard Lee Hartlin did not ...

Shelburne: Seniors Program Boosted By Federal Money

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A number of programs targeting seniors in Shelburne County will benefit after some new money invested by the federal government. MP Gerald...

Bridgewater: Budget Survey Response Disappoints Mayor

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Bridgewater's mayor says he's disappointed by the number of completed budget surveys. The documents were handed out last month to ga...

School Board Wants To Hear From Parents

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The South Shore Regional School Board is reaching out to its communities through a series of meetings. Superintendent Geoff Cainen says it...
Sunday, April 20, 2014

Curling: Martin Leaves Game A Champ

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He went out as a champion. Curling legend Kevin Martin capped off his brilliant career yesterday with a 4-3 win over Brad Jacobs in the Gr...

Acclaimed Cape Breton Author Passes

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Acclaimed Cape Breton author and short story teller Alistair MacLeod has died.  He was 77.  MacLeod grew up in Inverness County.  He is cr...

New Twist In Rehtaeh's Online Bullying Case

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There's another disturbing development in the online bullying case connected to Rehtaeh Parsons. A teenager in Eastern Passage has bee...

Premier Says Town Identities Will Not Disappear

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So far, at least four Nova Scotia towns have either ceased to exist or are headed that way. The latest is Hantsport in the Annapolis Valle...

South Shore Legion Branch Benefits From New Horizons Money

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The Royal Canadian Legion in Bridgewater is back in the business of cooking fund-raising breakfasts and for special events. Branch-24 has ...
Saturday, April 19, 2014

NS Opposition Leader Blames Liberals For Running Up Debt

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Nova Scotia's Opposition Leader says the McNeil Government is solely to blame for ringing-up more provincial debt. Jamie Baillie says ...
Friday, April 18, 2014

South Shore Double Lung Recipient Helps With CF Campaign

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A South Shore native is doing her part to help in the search for a cure of a deadly disease. Jessica Carver of New Germany underwent a dou...

Tories Looks For Answers Around Bluenose II

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The handling of Bluenose II restoration project is facing some criticism. The project is more than two years behind schedule and millions ...
Thursday, April 17, 2014

Transportation Department Fixing Potholes

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With winter on its way out, the Nova Scotia government wants to hear about potholes closest to you. A toll-free phone number has been set up...
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