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COMMUNITY NEWS

26-07-06

Breaking ground in Shelburne

SHELBURNE – Site preparations are getting underway at the Roseway Hospital property to prepare for the installation of a new, six-station dialysis unit.

26-06-29

Tap and Go Queens, an interactive mapping tool, was launched recently.

By RICK CONRAD
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
rickconradssb@gmail.com

LIVERPOOL – Queens County businesses have another way to connect with their customers and attract new ones.

26-06-22

Hebbville man faces kidnapping charge after early morning assault call

HEBBVILLE - A Hebbville man is now in custody and facing several serious charges after what police describe as a violent incident at a home in the community late last month.

26-06-22

A study on Binaural Beats – Student earns award at national science fair

BRIDGEWATER - Ifechukwu Nwatu, a Grade 8 student at Bridgewater Junior High School recently won third place at the Canada Wide Science Fair.

26-06-16

Lunenburg mayor called out on social media; town to investigate

By KEVIN MCBAIN

The owner of SaltWind Transportation taxi service has accused Mayor Jamie Myra of several things through a social media post June 15asdfand the town says they will be investigating these allegations.

26-06-15

Former Lockeport care facility residents now living in community

SOUTH SHORE BULLETIN STAFF

LOCKEPORT - Five Nova Scotians with disabilities are starting new chapters in their chosen communities as the province continues to transform disability support under the Nova Scotia Human Rights Remedy.


26-06-15

Restoration work continues on historic Knaut-Rhuland house in Lunenburg

LUNENBURG – Restoration work is once again underway at the historic Knaut-Rhuland House, with current efforts centered on preserving the building’s wooden exterior while keeping its original character intact.

26-06-15

Inside the YMCA’s rapid rise as a lifeline for families in Southwest Nova Scotia

SOUTH SHORE - The YMCA of Southwest Nova Scotia is in a period of rapid expansion, turning into a major provider of childcare, youth services, and community programming across the region.

26-06-15

Nova Scotia expands protected areas in Shelburne County

SHELBURNE – More than 240 hectares of land in Shelburne County will soon be added to the protected list following a provincial announcement expanding two major areas, a move local officials say will help secure the region’s ecological future.

26-06-08

Queens moves ahead with private road maintenance bylaw

By RICK CONRAD
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
rickconradssb@gmail.com

LIVERPOOL – Queens County property owner groups who maintain private roads will soon have an easier way to have fees collected.

26-06-08

New ‘Coast to Classroom’ program brings seafood industry into schools

SHELBURNE – A new provincial program aimed at connecting students with Nova Scotia’s seafood sector will soon be introduced in classrooms across the province.

26-06-08

Greenfield fire department marks hall re-opening with Father’s Day breakfast

By RICK CONRAD
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
rickconradssb@gmail.com

GREENFIELD – Residents in the Greenfield area will get a chance to see the results of a year-long renovation to the local fire hall on June 21 at a special Father’s Day breakfast.

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