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(0)Concert series presents St. Mary’s Singers, Judith Burdett
Article online since November 21st 2008The St. Mary’s Singers took their name from a past performance at historic St. Mary’s Anglican Church in Auburn, and they will be returning there for a concert Nov. 22 as part of the St. Mary’s Concert Series. These four accomplished singers - Beth Pineo, soprano; Phyllis Bennett, alto;...
Canada by canoe
Early artist’s work captures imagination of nation – and author
Article online since November 20th 2008BY SARA KEDDY Kings County Register With the little Thomas Schultze discovered about Frances Anne Hopkins, he figured she deserved a book. “I was fascinated,” the Welsford man says of the work and life of the British woman, step-mother of three and mother of five more children –...
Confusing Christmas a great stage show
Article online since November 19th 2008BY SARA KEDDY Kings County Register Seven on-stage actors, a back-stage crew and over 60 characters to make the stage. “It’s confusing as all get out - I’m even lost!” says Lisa Newcombe, “the star” - “it’s in the script!,” she says - of Berwick Community Theatre’s...
Four Seasons presents Christmas Extravaganza 2008
Article online since November 19th 2008Christmas is coming and the Four Seasons Community Orchestra is ready to ring in the season. The seventh annual Christmas Extravaganza will take place 7 p.m., Dec 13 at the Fountain Centre, Kings Edgehill School. There will be the usual mix of seasonal and non-seasonal compilations -- ranging...
House boat
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Article online since November 18th 2008Reader Ernie Doucet sent along a photo taken in Brighton during Saturday’s high tide in St. Mary's Bay . “As this place shows,” he noted, “you cannot trust Mother Nature.” in Brighton
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- Funnyman Flynn to heat things up in Hantsport ( July 14th 2007 )
- Shirley Valentine to kick off ATF's 2007 season ( July 13th 2007 )
- WRAPPED IN HER WORK ( July 10th 2007 )
- Kings arts scene - as of July 10 ( July 10th 2007 )
- Queens County Community Events and Recreation Report ( July 9th 2007 )
- Battle of the Bands to be major rockathon ( July 9th 2007 )
- Grass-roots Music Festivals a bounty on the Kempt Shore ( July 9th 2007 )
- McDonell returns to St. Mary's Concert Series ( July 9th 2007 )
- Cool hats! ( July 7th 2007 )
- Kellough hosts Port Mouton art show ( July 6th 2007 )
- Arts Scene ( July 6th 2007 )
- Bridge Update ( July 5th 2007 )
- Sales of award-winning novel to aid UNICEF ( July 5th 2007 )
- Blugrass blast ( July 3rd 2007 )
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Canada Day fun in Hantsport! ( July 3rd 2007 ) - Kings arts scene - July 3 ( July 3rd 2007 )
- Hometown singer/songwriter shines at Canadian Idol ( July 1st 2007 )
- Kings County Museum hosts July art program for kids ( July 1st 2007 )
- Bleaker picture for area health care ( June 28th 2007 )
- Bear River clinic loses physician ( June 28th 2007 )
- Fiddles and Feet, what a treat! ( June 26th 2007 )
- Money definitely a laughing matter on Centre Stage ( June 26th 2007 )
- Kings arts scene - June 26 ( June 26th 2007 )
- Marilyn Jones has Stories To Tell -- Volume 2 ( June 25th 2007 )
- Janet Larkman showing at ARTsPLACE to June 30 ( June 25th 2007 )
- Music morning ‘til night ( June 25th 2007 )
- Arts scene ( June 24th 2007 )
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