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Paddler's challenge renewed

Paddler's challenge renewed

Trip in memory of friend raising funds for leukemia research

Article online since July 19th 2008
Chris Lockyer says the spirit of his friend Jon Kenyon will be with him Saturday when he paddles the Bay of Fundy from Saint John to Digby. It is Lockyer’s second attempt at the challenge. Last summer, weather prevented him from completing the kayak trip, but he succeeded in raising $10,000...

by Jeanne Whitehead / View all articles from Jeanne Whitehead

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Locke wins provincial junior golf championship

Article online since July 18th 2008
Fifteen-year-old Digby golfer Eric Locke is on a roll, winning the NSGA Junior boys’ championship just a week after clinching the provincial Midget title last week. Locke, who plays out of both the Digby Pines and Eden Golf and Country Club in West Paradise, won the Junior title Thursday...

by John DeMings / View all articles from John DeMings

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Rocking at the Centre

Rocking at the Centre

Article online since July 16th 2008
Digby’s Summer Concert series got a warm welcome from the crowd and the weather tonight. Temperatures in the mid-20s and toe-tapping music from the band Footloose kept the crowd happy.

by John DeMings / View all articles from John DeMings

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Police work continues, says detachment commander

Article online since July 16th 2008
Digby’s RCMP detachment is still doing business as usual, despite being mired in controversy over a June 22 Tasering incident, says Staff-Sgt. Phil Barrett. In a brief interview today, the detachment commander said it is important that area residents, especially in the town, are reassured...

by John DeMings / View all articles from John DeMings

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Shellfish harvesting ban extended

Article online since July 16th 2008
Almost all of the Annapolis Basin is affected by the latest prohibition of shellfish harvesting. A portion of Zone 3, the Karsdale and Twin Cove Road area, remains open but the remainder of the basin is closed due to an increase in levels of bacteriological contamination. The basin has been...

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Major review planned for region’s schools ( May 7th 2008 )
Barrington sends $1,200 to float ferry marketing plan ( May 6th 2008 )
Keji bans alcohol during long weekend ( May 5th 2008 )
Team takes prize, but winning is elusive ( May 5th 2008 )
Community events ( May 2nd 2008 )
Turn pages to tour historic town sites ( May 2nd 2008 )
Halifax Explosion, Holocaust in Hackmatack winners ( May 2nd 2008 )
Learning centre gets facelift ( May 2nd 2008 )
60 years ago: Fire destroys historic Lour Lodge Annex ( May 2nd 2008 )
“Can’t afford to lose ferry service”—Theriault ( May 1st 2008 )
Belarus couple denied seats at Dalhousie ( May 1st 2008 )
Digby school team defending title at Envirothon ( May 1st 2008 )
Digby student Mark Adams dies in hospital ( April 30th 2008 )
Holocaust survivor to speak at Digby Regional High School ( April 30th 2008 )
Service delays at Access Nova Scotia, Motor Vehicle offices ( April 30th 2008 )
Digby General emergency room closures for May ( April 30th 2008 )
Woman intent on helping orphans ( April 30th 2008 )
Geocachers find treasures in Digby ( April 30th 2008 )
Town planning for energy conservation ( April 30th 2008 )
Workshop celebrates young imaginations ( April 30th 2008 )
Ferry a ‘must’ says Saint John mayor ( April 28th 2008 )
Father, daughter granted bail ( April 28th 2008 )
Wind turbine bylaw to be developed ( April 28th 2008 )
Cautious approach urged for tidal power development ( April 28th 2008 )
Justice is free—of town taxes ( April 28th 2008 )
At 0-6, things are looking up ( April 28th 2008 )
Town planning for energy conservation ( April 28th 2008 )
Bear River tragedy retold in ‘Annie Kempton’ ( April 28th 2008 )
Condition worsens for young Digby man ( April 27th 2008 )
Father charged in Clare murder conspiracy ( April 26th 2008 )
Youngster dies after fall from cliff ( April 25th 2008 )
Theriault introduces ‘grandparenting’ bill ( April 25th 2008 )

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