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• Ramblers-Bottomley to meet this afternoon
  AMHERST – The Amherst CIBC Wood Gundy Ramblers are going to take one more attempt to resign their coach to a contract. Club president Jim ...
• Contractor to repair downtown crosswalks
  AMHERST – Amherst is going to repair a number of decorative crosswalks that didn’t fare well through the winter. Ben Pitman, the town’s ...
• Bottomley out as Ramblers coach
  AMHERST – Jim Bottomley will not be returning to the Amherst CIBC Wood Gundy Ramblers next season. Team president Jim Henwood confirmed Wednesday ...
• Pure Energy goes into receivership
  AMHERST – An Amherst battery manufacturer has closed its doors throwing about 20 people out of work. Peter Wedlake, senior vice-president with ...
• Duffy controversy requires Senate reform, Armstrong
  TRURO – The controversy over Senator Mike Duffy’s expense claims is adding cannon fodder for reforming the Senate, says Conservative MP Scott ...
• New company hired to lead River Hebert school process
  RIVER HEBERT – A step has been taken in restarting a stalled renovation project at River Hebert District School. The Chignecto-Central Regional ...
• Maritime fisheries ministers to examine lobster fishery
  AMHERST – The Maritimes three fisheries ministers have agreed to appoint an independent panel to examine factors affecting lobster prices in the ...
• Playing with fire
  RIVER HEBERT – Fire officials are holding a public meeting here Thursday amid concerns with the number of fires in the River Hebert and Joggins ...
• Amherst marsh aboiteau needs to be replaced
  FORT LAWRENCE – Land and business owners in the Fort Lawrence area are growing increasingly impatient with a government pledge to replace ...
• Cumberland regional hospital hosting free blood...
  AMHERST – It’s the silent killer. Many people are walking around with a ticking time bomb inside their bodies, but few will take note of it until ...
• Move it on over
  AMHERST – Three years since the province’s move over law came into effect, RCMP officers are still seeing too many examples of motorists who ...
• MacGregor leaving arts co-ordinator position
  AMHERST – Amherst’s first arts, culture and heritage co-ordinator is moving on. Andrew MacGregor confirmed Monday he has given his two weeks ...
• Putting the fun in fundraising
  AMHERST – After raising nearly $40,000 at last year’s 30th anniversary Highland Fling, organizers are hoping for a repeat performance. “Last ...
• When you wish upon a star
  AMHERST – Ashley Simmonds can’t wait to see Minnie Mouse. The seven-year-old Southampton resident and her family will be leaving for Florida ...
• Preventing addiction by disposing old medication
  AMHERST – The Amherst Police Department is joining forces with Lawton’s Drugs to collect unused or expired prescription medication on ...
• Fire officials urging caution as index climbs
  SHUBENACADIE – Fire control officials are urging people to be extra cautious in the great outdoors as the province’s forest fire index continues ...
• For the love of a child
  AMHERST – Buy a Big Mac, help a child. It’s really a simple concept and one McDonald’s restaurants in Amherst, Sackville and Shediac are ...
• How many balloons can a Chevy Spark hold?
  AMHERST – Ever play one of those games where you had to guess the number of jelly beans in a bottle or marbles in a jar? For the third ...
• Armstrong not using flyers to criticize Trudeau
  OTTAWA – Cumberland Colchester Musquodoboit MP Scott Armstrong is not using his taxpayer-funded flyer to slam new Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau, ...
• A message of inspiration
  AMHERST – Nathan Kelly is carrying his father’s memory with him every time he climbs into his racing kart and hits the track. Kelly, 20, is ...
• Health authority to search for new chief of staff
  AMHERST – Cumberland County’s health authority will soon be putting out the help wanted sign for its top doctor. Dr. Celina White announced ...
• Tax reductions to save taxpayers $300,000
  AMHERST – Amherst has brought down a $16.4-million budget that will see taxpayers saving just over $300,000 while continuing with a number ...
• Council to take more time on proposed bylaw
  AMHERST – Amherst has opted to get input from its business advisory committee before making a final decision on a proposal that would limit ...
• The challenge is on
  AMHERST – Purple hair could be in the future for Amherst’s mayor. Ten-year-old Colson Brown has accepted a challenge from Robert Small to raise ...
• Amherst taxpayers to get break
  AMHERST – Amherst taxpayers are set to receive some welcome news on Wednesday. Town council has scheduled a special meeting at 12:30 p.m. at ...
• Let the bidding begin
  AMHERST – Over 58 years the Amherst Rotary Club has raised more than $380,000 through its annual radio and TV auction. The club will again take ...
• 'Truly honoured'
  AMHERST – For several years Terri-Lynn Lewis has been a courageous cancer fighter. After her brother, Tim LeFurgey, lost his battle to cancer, ...
• Province supports growth at PolyCello
  AMHERST – An Amherst manufacturer is again growing its business to become more competitive globally, while protecting jobs in Nova Scotia. The ...
• Wind farm exceeding expectations
  AMHERST – A year after it began generating electricity, Amherst’s multi-million-dollar wind farm has been a success for Sprott Power. “The last ...
• More delays for stalled River Hebert project?
  RIVER HEBERT – The stalled renovation project at River Hebert District High School looks like it’s heading for a longer delay after the ...