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Dave Mathieson
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Tensions flare up at fire meeting
AMHERST – Landlords and tenants don’t always see eye to eye, and yesterday was no exception. Only one day after his building was demolished ... -
Ramblers battle for place on roster at training camp
AMHERST – The Maritime Hockey League Amherst Ramblers hit the ice yesterday with their first day of training camp. “We had 32 people,” said Jim ... -
Firefighters continue to battle fire at Victoria...
Update: 1:15 p.m. AMHERST – The Amherst Police Department has relocated because of last night's fire in the downtown. The department relocated to ... -
Love of cars on display this Saturday in River Hebert
RIVER HEBERT – Automobiles revolutionized the way mankind lives and interacts with one another and their modes of transportation, and many cars ... -
Pugwash soars to new heights on TSN’s SportsCentre
PUGWASH – The singing of Oh Canada by thousands of people in Eaton Park in Pugwash while the sun set on the horizon is an ending to TSN’s ... -
Interview with TSN's Onrait and O'Toole
PUGWASH – After writing up the script for the SportCentre broadcast in Pugwash Monday afternoon, Jay Onrait and Dan O’Toole granted an interview ... -
TSN SportsCentre broadcasts live from Pugwash tonight
PUGWASH – The stage is being set up today for the arrival of TSN’s Jay Onrait and Dan O’Toole, who will be in Pugwash for the Kraft Celebration ... -
Protesting Dr. Fynn’s dismissal
AMHERST – Former patients of Dr. John Fynn have banded together to protest the Nova Scotia College of Physicians and Surgeons decision to revoke ... -
Amherst Police receive few complaints of dogs...
AMHERST – People seem to be getting the message that it’s a bad idea to keep a dog in a parked car on a hot day. “From June 1 to today we’ve had ... -
Skate park graffiti quickly covered up by the Town...
AMHERST – The question for most people wasn’t if, but when. That question was answered this week when the Amherst Lions Skate Park was spray ... -
NBA-drafted player teaches basketball fundamentals...
AMHERST – Confidence breeds competence, and competence breeds good basketball players. “What separates one kid from another are details,” said ... -
Results from Special Olympics provincial Summer Games
ANTIGONISH – Cumberland County Athletes recently competed in the 2012 Special Olympics Nova Scotia Summer Games at St. FX University in ... -
Mixers, Cubs dominate Monday night Little League
AMHERST – The Casey Concrete Mixers doubled the Lions 14-7, and the Cumberland Paving Cubs trounced the Y’s Guys 28-8 during Amherst Little ... -
Fighting obesity an uphill battle in Cumberland County
AMHERST – Cumberland County residents need to hop over some high hurdles if they hope to lower their second-place ranking for obesity in Canada. ... -
County takes on town in wind turbine moratorium
UPPER NAPPAN – A letter writing battle has broken out between the Town of Amherst and the Municipality of Cumberland County regarding a ... -
Cumberland County second most obese region in Canada
AMHERST – Cumberland County has been recognized by Maclean’s magazine as the second fattest region in Canada. “That’s interesting,” said Ann ... -
Parsons captures 2012 Midget Girls Golf Championship
AMHERST – Northumberland Links junior golfer Elizabeth Parsons came back from a three-shot deficit after the first round to win the 2012 Nova ... -
TSN voting starts Thursday for Pugwash
PUGWASH - Crack your fingers, stretch your arms and fill up the coffee mug because, come Thursday, it will be time for residents of Cumberland ... -
Easy access granted for Pugwash wind farm by county...
UPPER NAPPAN – A roadblock towards building the Pugwash wind farm was removed during Cumberland County Council’s regular meeting Wednesday at the ... -
Building confidence key to developing love of the game
AMHERST – Girl basketball players hoping to improve their game attended the five-day Vikettes basketball camp this week at Amherst Regional High ... -
Girl power making inroads into highland games
PUGWASH – Trying to launch cabers and balls and chains through the air can be intimidating for women, but it can also be fun. “The first time I ... -
Family escapes out back window of burning house
AMHERST – A young family narrowly escaped from their burning house early Monday morning on Fillmore Street in Amherst. Their neighbor, Sandra ... -
Springhill High School graduates told to ‘never...
SPRINGHILL – Springhill High School graduated the class of 2012 Thursday night at the Dr. Carson & Marion Community Centre in Springhill. The ... -
Linney, Estabrooks breeze through Longest Day of Golf
AMHERST - Hitting a golf ball more than 1,000 times in one day would be enough to turn most people off the game of golf for good - but Amherst's ... -
Ferocious Fiero on display at Cumberland Car Show
MACCAN – A total of 6,849 Pontiac Fiero GT’s rolled off the assembly line in Pontiac Michigan in 1988 and one of those cars is owned by Maccan’s ... -
Learning my lesson one step at a time
AMHERST – Some assignments provide a great learning experience, and on Monday I learned I’m a wimp. My 8 a.m. assignment was to climb, rung by ... -
Truck destroyed by fire was heading to scrap heap
AMHERST – The Amherst Fire Department responded to a vehicle that caught fire Sunday at 2 p.m. on Myrtle Street in Amherst. The 1993 Dodge pickup ... -
West Highlands purchase new skates, helmets with...
AMHERST – The ice-skating program at West Highlands Elementary School just got $500 richer. The school won a sporting goods contest carried ... -
New Crime Prevention Officer walking the beat
AMHERST – The Amherst Police Department has appointed a new Crime Prevention Officer. The reigns have been passed to Tom Wood after Francis Smith ... -
Springhill police helped by RCMP at “out of...
SPRINGHILL – In what the Springhill Police Department are calling an “out of control house party,” six people were arrested for criminal code ...


