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A celebration of food launches Tri-County Multicultural Festival - evening features music

Article online since July 5th 2008
Visitors to the first TriCounty Multicultural festival on the Yarmouth Waterfront celebrated diversity through the consumption of ethnic foods Saturday afternoon. At least a dozen countries were represented at the food fair. The evening program features: 4:30 - 5 p.m. African Drummer...

by Carla Allen/The Vanguard / View all articles from Carla Allen/The Vanguard

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Museum set for summer season

Article online since July 5th 2008
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Yarmouth County Historical Society, and the staff, volunteers and summer students at its museum and archives, 22 Collins St., are preparing for what they hope will be a busy summer. On July 5 author and artist Bill Crowell opened his exhibit...

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Vanguard editorial among “Golden Dozen”

Article online since July 5th 2008
An editorial by Vanguard editor Fred A. Hatfield has been selected as one of the “Golden Dozen” in the International Society of Weekly Newspaper Editors annual editorial writing contest. Each year the ISWNE selects 12 editorials from newspapers in the contest. This year there were 100...

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Four Moses in the cradle

Quadruplets arrive for South Ohio couple

Article online since July 4th 2008
By Carla Allen THE VANGUARD NovaNewsNow.com The Honda Civic just isn’t going to cut it as the family buggy anymore for Nola and Jamie Moses of South Ohio. Between 10:12 and 10:14 a.m. on Wednesday the couple became a family …of six. Nola Moses gave birth to Sophie (4 pounds 11 ounces),...

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Argyle councillor Arthur Muise dies

Article online since July 4th 2008
Argyle Councillor Arthur John Muise, 69, died Thursday in Yarmouth Regional Hospital. He had been a municipal council member since 1991. He represented the Municipality of Argyle’s District 5, which includes Quinan, Springhaven, Bell Neck, North Belleville, Belleville and much of Ste-Anne-du-Ruisseau...

Other News ( 6 to 37 of 1848 )

Music from the Royal Courts in Amirault's Hill ( 3 days ago )
Province providing up to $4 million to help Bay Ferries ( 4 days ago )
Soft European market for dogfish results in layoff of 40 ( 4 days ago )
Debate begins over protection of large lobsters ( 4 days ago )
Yogi in residence at Birchdale Aug. 2 to 17 ( 4 days ago )
Community fund will benefit local groups ( 4 days ago )
Main Street Mile set for July 27 ( 4 days ago )
Music With Friends to raise the flag for high school ( 4 days ago )
Parish centre opens new section, renovations made to building ( 5 days ago )
$14,000 directed to wellness programs ( 5 days ago )
Municipality of Argyle approves further $100,000 for school community centre ( 5 days ago )
July 13 - Family Sunday at AGNS Yarmouth Branch ( 5 days ago )
Skaters get international exposure ( 5 days ago )
Memorial mass for Howard Newell being held Saturday ( 5 days ago )
Canada Day on the Yarmouth Waterfront ( 5 days ago )
Celebrating Canada Day in the Pubnicos ( 5 days ago )
Skin care for teens at the Yarmouth library ( 5 days ago )
St. Ambrose among those with projects receiving funds ( 6 days ago )
Yarmouth high names award winners at graduation ceremony ( 7 days ago )
Par-en-Bas award winners announced ( 7 days ago )
Soon-to-be parents anxious to meet their four babies ( 7 days ago )
A gale of passion at Chebogue River Aquatic Club ( 7 days ago )
Teens can wrap themselves around duct tape crafts at the Yarmouth library ( 7 days ago )
Touch tank coming to Yarmouth ( 7 days ago )
Mariners draft brings a little taste of home ( June 29th 2008 )
10th Anniversary of the research center, Les archives père Clarence d’Entremont, being celebrated ( June 29th 2008 )
Girl Power camps being offered this summer ( June 28th 2008 )
Wedgeport boat building company looks for new projects to stay afloat ( June 27th 2008 )
Dinner theatre serves up laughs, music, food and fun ( June 27th 2008 )
Fixed wing unit flies in from Miramichi to help fight forest fires ( June 27th 2008 )
PHOTOS: YCMHS graduation ( June 27th 2008 )
PHOTO ESSAY: Drumlin Heights graduation ( June 27th 2008 )

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