Inna, Vlad and guests bring Spring Sounds to Fall River crowd
FALL RIVER: The sounds of classical music echoed through St. John’s United Church on Saturday night April 29. Ukrainian Inna Klymenko, who lived in Fall River upon her initial arrival…
Book by Wellington author inspired by N.S. beach
WELLINGTON: An author from Wellington has penned a novel inspired by the beauty of Martinique Beach. L.A. De Vittori wrote the young adult novel The Coast of Change when she…
Province launches New teacher certification online portal
HALIFAX: Nova Scotia is making it easier for new teachers to come to the province and for current teachers to submit information to the Office of Teacher Certification. A new…
Atlantic Physician register launches in Atlantic Canada
From a press release HALIFAX: The Atlantic Physician Register launched on May 1 the four Atlantic provinces. National Physicians’ Day is celebrated in Canada on May 1. Atlantic Physicians will…
GPV tour band earns top honour at Atlantic Festival of Music
FALL RIVER: A gold standard returned home with a local junior high school band from a music festival held at Mount Saint Vincent University in Bedford last week. The Georges…
Choir to Choir to Choir coming to Knox United May 17
LOWER SACKVILLE: The Knox Sackville Community Arts series is bringing a musical event with a variety of entertainers to it later this month. In a release, organizers say that a…
Neighbours, homeowners assist firefighters in containing Enfield garage/shed fire
ENFIELD: Firefighters quickly contained a fire that burned a structure to the ground and had begin to spread into the nearby woods. Deputy Fire Chief Dale Copp, with Enfield Fire,…
Celebrate walking on N.S. Walk Day 2023 on May 10
FALL RIVER: Walkers in the local area are advised to get their sneakers tied up tight as Walk Day 2023 nears. On May 10, Hike Nova Scotia, and its partners…
Elmsdale Guardian part of new pilot aimed at increasing access to primary care for residents
ELMSDALE: The Elmsdale Guardian pharmacy will be home to a new pilot program aimed at increasing primary care access launching province-wide at 14 new locations on May 1. The pilot…
U of G Turfgrass experts: ‘No Mow May’ bad idea for lawns
The following is a release used with permission from the University of Guelph Turfgrass Institute GUELPH, ONT.: The fresh growth of spring means the return of the #NoMowMay campaign encouraging…