Profile of Raissa Tetanish

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• Citizens concerned about school site selections
  AMHERST - With news of two sites being recommended to the province for the new West Highlands School comes concerns from some local residents. ...
• Giving youth a second chance
  AMHERST – It’s all about second chances. Barry Patriquin, career facilitator for youth with the Cumberland African Nova Scotian ...
• NSCC takes over Teletech building
  AMHERST - NSCC finally has a new home for its satellite campus. Don McCormack, principal of Nova Scotia Community College Cumberland Campus, ...
• Pirates to invade shores of Amherst, River Hebert
  AMHERST - Pirates will be the theme of this year's Showcase Productions Summer Musical Theatre Camp in both Amherst and River Hebert. Christine ...
• Panthers no more
  PUGWASH - Lydia Lawless, valedictorian for Pugwash District High School, stands before her fellow Grade 12 graduating students while awaiting her ...
• Silver Bullets looking for home wins
  AMHERST - After going one for three on the road last week, the Dooly's Coors Light Silver Bullets are hoping to get two wins at home this ...
• All quiet at post-prom parties
  AMHERST - With hundreds of teens celebrating the end of the school year, the local RCMP didn't run into any problems. Cumberland RCMP Const. Dal ...
• So long...farewell
  AMHERST - Rick d'Entremont will say goodbye to high school on Thursday after 35 years. d'Entremont, the vice-principal at Amherst Regional High ...
• Cooling down on a summers day
  AMHERST - Nine-year-old Riley Pettigrew was one of dozens of children taking advantage of the brand new splash pad at Dickey Park in the ...
• Disclosure review holding up pleas for three in drug...
  AMHERST – Three men arrested in a drug bust earlier in the year had matters adjourned without having entered pleas. Allan Daniel Maddison, ...
• Former cop elects Supreme Court
  AMHERST – The former Springhill cop has elected to be tried by a Supreme Court justice alone. Joshua Demers had his counsel, Jim O’Neil, enter ...
• Famous playwright play coming alive
  AMHERST - Shakespeare will be the name of the game this summer for local youth going to theatre camp. Tantramar Theatre's Summer Theatre School ...
• Keeping active
  AMHERST - Colleen Dowe and Vicki Weaver walked to meet each other halfway between their two places of employment. The two women, Dowe, ...
• Venus has sentencing postponed
  AMHERST - The man who entered a guilty plea to stealing women's underwear in April has yet to be sentenced. Harvey Joseph Venus appeared for ...
• McManaman to give back to physio community
  SPRINGHILL - She may be paralyzed on one side of her body, but that isn't going to stop Jenny McManaman from helping out in an area that has ...
• Ladder sit raises more than $15,000
  AMHERST - After 50 hours in a ladder bucket, Chris Hicks couldn't wait to get a shower. That was the first thing the Amherst firefighter wanted ...
• All white everything
  AMHERST - Lisette Sumbu is hoping to bring a bit of the city to this small town Saturday night. Sumbu has been working for the past couple of ...
• Students place 8th in first dragon boat fest
  AMHERST - To the beat of a drum, 28 local high school students crossed the finish line of their first dragon boat race. Trying to keep that ...
• Have a Heart
  AMHERST - Amherst Regional High School festival co-chairs Jonathan MacDonald and Tanya Allen hold up jars for the Have a Heart Campaign the ...
• Away we go
  AMHERST - Despite numerous downfalls throughout the day on Monday, the weather didn't dampen the spirits of seven-year-olds Robin Campbell (left) ...
• Pleas adjourned for five in drug bust
  AMHERST - Pleas for five people arrested in a massive February drug bust have once again been set over in Amherst provincial court. Defense ...
• Fair to bring community groups under one roof
  AMHERST - More than 35 community service clubs and organizations will be in one spot to provide residents with information on their services. On ...
• Pennies for Relay
  AMHERST - Hundreds of thousands of pennies later, Joanna Lushman received a standing ovation. Seven-year-old Joanna, also known as the Penny ...
• Swimming with sharks
  AMHERST - For four years, Sean Williams lived his days surrounded by marine creatures many fear - the shark. Williams, who spent the later ...
• Field day fun
  AMHERST - The sun was brightly shining as students from two local elementary schools had a chance for some laughter and fun Wednesday. Some ...
• Message in a bottle
  AMHERST - Marilyn Bird came across something on the beach very few get to lay claim to - a message in a bottle. Bird and her husband, ...
• Man blows more than two times legal BAC limit before...
  AMHERST - A man from Truemanville was sentenced to custody Monday morning after pleading guilty to failing the breathalyzer. Lawrence Ross ...
• Hitting the send button
  AMHERST - A phone buzzes, indicating a new message has come through. The user opens the message and it's a sexually explicit image of a teenaged ...
• Talking about cyberbullying
  AMHERST - To help protect local youth, a local library and the sexual health centre are hoping to teach parents about cyberbullying. Denise ...
• Men at work
  AMHERST - A crew has been busy repairing girders under the Trans Canada Highway overpass above Laplanche Street in Fort Lawrence. The ...