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COMMUNITY NEWS

25-08-26

Health Care rental housing project opens in Lunenburg

SOUTH SHORE BULLETIN STAFF

LUNENBURG – The doors were officially opened at the new health care rental housing project Aug. 18 at a special ceremony at its location on the old Wheelhouse Motel site.

25-08-26

Labour Council hosts free event in Liverpool

SOUTH SHORE BULLETIN STAFF

LIVERPOOL – The South Shore District Labour Council will host a free hot dog event Sept. 1.

25-08-19

Welcome to the South Shore Catios tour

SOUTH SHORE - An innovative way to keep beloved family pets safe will be on display during the 2025 South Shore Catios tour.

25-08-19

Dry Stone Canada returns to Cherry Hill

CONTRIBUTED STORY

CHERRY HILL – Representatives from Dry Stone Canada returned to the community Aug 2 and 3 to once again teach participants how to build walls without mortar.

25-08-12

Pen pals meet face-to-face after 54 years

NEW ROSS – They live 4,205 kilometres apart, but this distance hasn’t kept them separated.

25-08-12

Lunenburg Farmers Market celebrates 40 years of fresh food

LUNENBURG - A festive atmosphere greeted visitors to the Lunenburg Farmers Market Thursday as the organization marked 40 years of operation.

25-08-05

Scarecrow festival coming in late September

By LOGAN RING
NSCC Student Journalist

MAHONE BAY - The streets of Mahone Bay will once again come alive with whimsical charm and community spirit as the beloved Scarecrow Festival returns this year from Sept. 26 to Oct. 13, marking 29 years of fun.

25-08-05

Accessiblity upgrades celebrated at Wild Rose Park

By LOGAN RING
NSCC Student Reporter

WESTERN SHORE - Wild Rose Park recently celebrated improved accessibility at the Wild Rose Park.

25-07-29

North Queens school gets new outdoor classroom with traditional roots

A new wigwam at North Queens Community School will provide students with a place to get back to nature and a closer look into Mi’kmaq traditions.

25-07-29

Community Food Hub expanding with new Lunenburg Build

LUNENBURG - We Feed Lunenburg took a major step towards to having a permanent home as the group broke ground on a new building last week.

25-07-29

Queens pulp mill is not viable

25-07-22

Cellular services in the province expand

By LOGAN RING
NSCC Student Reporter

PROVINCE - The Nova Scotia government's plan to expand cellular service to thousands of Nova Scotians in poor reception areas has reached another step forward with new towers now active at three sites in southwest Nova Scotia and a site east of Halifax. Fourteen additional sites set to be upgraded by the end of the year

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