Profile of Andrew Wagstaff

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• Students bringing art out of the classroom
  AMHERST - Already making history as a pilot program, the art class at E.B. Chandler Junior High School will soon have a chance to display its ...
• New Salem church in need of repairs
  NEW SALEM – It’s more than a church. The New Salem Union Church may see little activity these days, but it remains the only public meeting place ...
• Wallace museum seeks to replace crumbling footbridge
  WALLACE - There's more to the Wallace and Area Museum than the museum itself, and efforts are under way to keep a popular trail system on the ...
• Delayed bridge becomes fundraiser
  NORTHPORT - When do you think the new bridge in Northport will be opened to traffic? If you have a guess, you can know put your money where your ...
• Premier announces collaborative emergency centre for...
  PARRSBORO - The province announced a new way of delivering emergency care with the announcement of a new collaborative emergency centre (CEC) ...
• German student welcomed to community
  AMHERST - Mando Peter wanted to learn more about Canadian health and culture, and she couldn't have picked a better time. The 17-year-old from ...
• Checkmate!
  WEST BROOK – Not a lot of seven-year-olds know how to navigate a chessboard, but Hannah Dickinson does. She will travel across the country this ...
• History finds a home
  AMHERST - For 65 years it lay buried underneath St. Charles School, and then for 30 more it sat in storage. Now the 1915 time capsule is in the ...
• An event 300 million years in the making
  JOGGINS - The most important fossil ever discovered at the Joggins Fossil Cliffs UNESCO World Heritage Site is coming home to the Joggins ...
• Volunteers to be honoured at ball field
  PARRSBORO – Two dedicated baseball and softball volunteers, one from the past and one from the present, will be honoured this year when signs in ...
• Connors named town’s volunteer of the year
  PARRSBORO – If there’s a photo accompanying this story, consider it an accomplishment. Bill Connors spends a lot of hours volunteering for ...
• Continuing a legacy at Thinkers Lodge
  PUGWASH - It may be a National Historic Site, but the restoration project at Thinkers Lodge here is more about the future than the past, ...
• County escapes major flooding problems
  UPPER NAPPAN – Aside from a couple areas that have problems with flooding every spring, Cumberland County has so far avoided extreme problems ...
• Library pleased with response to name change
  AMHERST – Word has barely gotten out yet, but Cumberland Public Libraries chief librarian Beth Clinton is already pleased with the response to ...
• LEO club holds charter night
  PARRSBORO - The town's first Alpha LEO Club held its first charter night here on March 3, in front of several parents, Lions and community ...
• Board restructuring to further Ottawa House restoration
  PARRSBORO - Changes to the structure of the Parrsborough Shore Historical Society will not change its goal of restoring Ottawa House By-the-Sea ...
• Lumberjacks end Rambler playoff hopes
  AMHERST - Playoff hopes for the Amherst Ramblers faded Saturday night when the home team dropped a 5-3 decision to the Bridgewater Lumberjacks in ...
• Ski hill busy but community quiet
  WENTWORTH - Ski Wentworth has been a bustle of activity during the past two weeks, but the rest of the Wentworth community has seen little to no ...
• Angels out in the field
  PARRSBORO - One by one, more than 200 students from Parrsboro's elementary and high schools marched into the snow covered field behind the high ...
• Local couple honoured by maple industry
  WESTCHESTER STATION – Despite their 30 years in the maple business and ongoing commitment to the local industry, Avard and Jean Bentley did not ...
• Back home from chaos in Egypt
  PARRSBORO - Gary Welton came home from work in Egypt early this week after a citizens' uprising brought the country to a standstill, including ...
• Hockey day in Northport
  NORTHPORT - Physical education just took on a whole new look at Northport Consolidated Elementary School. The school now has an outdoor ice ...
• Snowmobilers must take 'common sense approach', RCMP
  PARRSBORO - Snowmobilers are welcome in town as long as they cause no complaints, according to the local RCMP. Although the police have ...
• Local couple to return to Haiti for long-term mission
  TYNDAL ROAD - During two missions to Haiti, Barry and Beth Gould saw cases of heartbreaking poverty, and the situation there now is much ...
• Museum to unveil new African heritage exhibit
  AMHERST - A new multi-generational groundbreaking exhibit will be featured at the Cumberland County Museum during the month of February, which is ...
• Outdoor rink taking shape
  PARRSBORO - Town staff here were taking advantage of frigid winter temperatures earlier this week to put the finishing touches on the community's ...
• Thinkers' Lodge receives $1 million boost
  PUGWASH - A gathering place for some of the world's brightest minds in the pursuit of peace is receiving a major funding boost from various ...
• Oxford student planning Kenya visit
  OXFORD - Paige Black plans to visit Kenya this summer as part of a volunteer team, but will rely on her community to help get her there. The ...
• Any time is a good time for pet adoption
  NAPPAN – Some pets at the L.A. Animal Shelter found new homes over the holidays, but many more are still hoping to find their way into the ...
• Parrsboro mayor looks back at year that was
  PARRSBORO - After another year of ups and downs in Parrsboro, Mayor Lois Smith took time to look back at 2010 and ahead to the coming year ...