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• New ad campaign takes tourists to rural Nova Scotia
  AMHERST – Sunshine, wind, water, friendship and freedom. Those are the basic elements the Nova Scotia Department of Tourism is promoting in its ...
• Fraudsters continue to victimize seniors in Amherst
  AMHERST – It’s Me. The ’It’s Me’ fraud is just one of many frauds that have circulated through Amherst to separate the elderly from their money. ...
• Ramblers focus on defence
  AMHERST - The Maritime Hockey League Amherst CIBC Wood Gundy Ramblers say they are on the right track as they enter the 2013 MHL playoffs against ...
• Aerials gymnastics find success at home invitational
  AMHERST – After two days of flips, twists and cartwheels, the 2013 March Break Invitational is in the books. “I think the meet is getting better ...
• Year-end bonspiel open to all
  AMHERST – Anybody who has ever considered attempting the game of curling will be presented with a golden opportunity this weekend. “Last year was ...
• March Break Gymnastics Invitational starts Saturday...
  AMHERST – The gymnastic floor was moved last night and the rest of the equipment will be moved tonight as the Aerials Gymnastics Club prepares ...
• Aerials athletes return from land of Titans
  AMHERST - The Aerials Gymnastics Club had one athlete finish first overall, and had two athletes qualify for the provincial championships during ...
• Access Nova Scotia hosts grand opening
  AMHERST - The ribbon's been cut and it's now official. The Registry of Motor Vehicles and the Land Registration Office are working together in ...
• Maple syrup runs in Donkin family’s blood
  FENWICK – Liquid gold began trickling from maple trees a little over a week ago but over the weekend the sap started to run fast from the taps, ...
• Provincial champions recognized in afternoon...
  AMHERST - After winning the Nova Scotia School Athletic Federation 2012-2013 Division 2 provincial championship in the valley over the weekend ...
• Amherst Snowboarder wins bronze in snowboardcross race
  AMHERST – Amherst’s Jake Adams recently won a bronze medal during the C-S Riders Snowboardcross competition held at Ski Wentworth. It was the ...
• Pugwash residents say church will be missed
  PUGWASH – After fire destoyed a church in Pugwash, residents say the historic structure will be missed. “The call came in at 9:42 a.m., and we ...
• Birthday gifts donated to support Autumn House
  AMHERST - Birthday's are a time of giving and receiving but for Sackville's Nicole Carter birthdays also provide an opportunity to give back. ...
• Vikettes begin defence of provincial championship...
  AMHERST - The Amherst Regional High School Vikettes have a chance to cement their legacy this weekend when they travel to Central Kings Rural ...
• Aerials athletes travel to land of Titans
  AMHERST – It’s full steam ahead for the Amherst Aerials Gymnastics Club gymnasts as they head into their third meet of the season beginning today ...
• Basketball graduates finishing up four-year run with...
  AMHERST – They all started playing basketball for the Vikings in Grade-9, and now Shaddy Mohamad, Josh Lee and Ryan Thompson are finishing their ...
• Tis’ the season to patch potholes
  AMHERST – Vehicles take a pounding from potholes but the Town of Amherst Department of Public Works is trying to fill in the worst of them. “We ...
• Expect the 'Unexpecting' from Amherst Comedy Troupe
  AMHERST - By the time women reach the age of menopause they usually have a good idea of what to expect, but sometimes the ‘Unexpecting' happens. ...
• On standby until morning
  AMHERST – Canadian Helicopters engineer, Robert Quinton, was running some basic checks on his helicopter Tuesday morning while his machine sits ...
• Ramblers gunning for division lead
  AMHERST - The Amherst CIBC Wood Gundy Ramblers hope, come Wednesday night, they are in first place in the Maritime Hockey League's East Link ...
• Wallace marches to drum up action to rebuild garage
  WALLACE - Hundreds of people took part in ‘March of Support' in Wallace on Sunday, walking from the elementary school to the Wallace Ultramar ...
• Vikings playing for first regional banner in 25 years
  AMHERST - In what will be another first for Vikings hockey, they will play for a regional banner when the Nova Scotia Schools Athletic Federation ...
• Let's Roll
  AMHERST – The number five has been lucky for Amherst Ramblers player Cam McDonald lately. On Saturday his Ramblers beat the Bridgewater ...
• Aerials gymnasts fly high at Taiso meet
  AMHERST – Flipping and flying at high speeds requires courage, and Amherst Aerials Athletes put their courage on display last weekend at the ...
• Vikings graduates proud to have played hockey for ARHS
  AMHERST - They only got to don the ARHS Vikings hockey jersey for one season but eight graduates will always be able to say they were a part of ...
• Springhiller’s heading into playoffs with Bantam...
  SPRINGHILL – When the Truro bantam AAA Bearcats begin their 2013 Nova Scotia Major Bantam Hockey League playoff campaign on Saturday they will be ...
• Morning commute could prove treacherous
  AMHERST – Driving could be treacherous for drivers travelling to work Wednesday morning. “In Amherst it looks like the precipitation will start ...
• Still room for curlers at Burn Treatment Fun-spiel...
  AMHERST – The road to recovery for burn victims in Nova Scotia is made smoother thanks to the hundreds of curlers who come out each year to ...
• Skabar nomination for Cumberland North made official
  AMHERST – The acclamation of Brian Skabar as the NDP candidate for Cumberland North in the next provincial election was a given even before last ...
• Colts lose in double overtime
  SPRINGHILL – Except for the final score, the Amherst Colts first Nova Scotia Junior C Hockey League playoff game of the season didn’t disappoint ...