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(0)Province plans crackdown on illegal dumping
Article online since July 3rd 2009The province is increasing surveillance at illegal dumping sites in an effort to reduce the amount of dangerous and unsightly garbage and debris on Crown land. A news release from the Natural Resources department says illegal dumps on Crown land often contain hazardous materials that can be...
Grand—but delayed—finale to Weymouth celebrations
Photo feature
Article online since July 3rd 2009The traditional fireworks display to wrap up Canada Day in Weymouth was postponed Wednesday to rain, but the spectacular show Thursday made up for the delay.
Shipyard builds fireboat for Portland
Launching emphasizes 'family feelings' between Maine, Nova Scotia
Article online since July 3rd 2009Wide experience in shipbuilding and ‘family feelings’ helped A.F. Theriault and Son win a contract to build a 65-foot fireboat for Portland, Me. The vessel, named ‘City of Portland’, was launched in a ceremony Thursday at the Meteghan River shipyard. Capt. David Pendleton, who will...
Canada Day in Bear River
Article online since July 2nd 2009Bear River residents young and old turned out in droves yesterday for an afternoon of music, square dancing, crafts and games to celebrate Canada's 142nd birthday. Highlights included a 'Rat Race' for hamsters, guinea pigs, rats, and even a ferret, panning for gold, a pet costume contest,...
Tradition continues for Canada Day in Weymouth
Rain-delayed fireworks rescheduled for this evening
Article online since July 2nd 2009By Karla Kelly FOR THE DIGBY COURIER NovaNewsNow.com The traditional Weymouth Day parade continued as the main event for the Canada Day activities in the village this year but the addition of a children’s parade first added to the entertainment for the hundreds of spectators lining the...
Other News ( 6 to 37 of 2320 )
- Tideview Terrace residents help mark a Journeay tradition ( yesterday )
- New vineyard wins silver, bronze medals with first season offerings ( 4 days ago )
- Weymouth native serves as link to Jackson visit ( 4 days ago )
- Lengthy list of ER closures in July ( 6 days ago )
- SMBA presents record number of diplomas ( 6 days ago )
- Missing boy found safe ( 7 days ago )
- Gymnasium filled as DRHS holds graduation ( 7 days ago )
- Digby hospital losing full-time nurse practitioner ( 7 days ago )
- Robertson receives master class powerlifter rating ( June 25th 2009 )
- Full tummies, full minds ( June 25th 2009 )
- One last lesson ( June 25th 2009 )
- No shyness in these youngsters ( June 25th 2009 )
- Ashe, Mullen lead grads at Weymouth Consolidated School ( June 24th 2009 )
- UPDATE - DGH emergency department schedule ( June 24th 2009 )
- Environmental Assessment decision throws caution to the Digby Wind Power Project ( June 23rd 2009 )
- Prom night at DRHS ( June 20th 2009 )
- Dinosaurs out, Fundy in—so time to vote again ( June 19th 2009 )
- SMBA recognizes student athletes ( June 18th 2009 )
- Making a clean sweep in Weymouth ( June 18th 2009 )
- DRHS student wins inaugural Power of Change award ( June 18th 2009 )
- Trudeau to visit on campaign swing ( June 18th 2009 )
- Firefighters get knowledge, abilities tested ( June 18th 2009 )
- ‘Sustainability VP’ at ADEDA meeting ( June 17th 2009 )
- Fire department supports Lewis Mouldings' brigade ( June 17th 2009 )
- Looking for a Graceful solution ( June 16th 2009 )
- Dupuis selected for New Brunswick music hall of fame ( June 16th 2009 )
- Brothers sentenced for Doucette killing ( June 15th 2009 )
- DRHS recognizes students’ athletic achievements ( June 15th 2009 )
- A celebration of the life of Loyalist James Moody ( June 15th 2009 )
- Relaying hope for an end to cancer ( June 15th 2009 )
- Hospital ‘in good shape’ despite isotopes situation ( June 15th 2009 )
- Luminaries a symbol of cancer’s victims ( June 12th 2009 )
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