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Youth brakes out with new session

Youth brakes out with new session

Article online since July 17th 2008
Windsor Recreation is bursting forth with something completely different. The department is starting up free break dancing sessions at the gazebo in Victoria Park July 24-25 for all interested youth. Windsor Recreation youth worker Anthony Wood says brainstorming for new ideas in recreation...

by Christy Marsters / View all articles from Christy Marsters

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C.K. honour roll - ‘08

C.K. honour roll - ‘08

Article online since July 17th 2008
Central Kings Rural High School has announced its Principal’s List for 2007/ 2008. The following students achieved academic recognition: Grade 12 Bardell, Brenna; Doucette, Cassie; Mander, Kailey; Spidle, Nicole; Bedard, Donald; Foote, Sarah; Manning, Shauna; Stevens, Mitchell; Benjamin,...

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Youth: pick up some pageant tips with a Miss N.S.

Youth: pick up some pageant tips with a Miss N.S.

Article online since July 16th 2008
BY NANCY KELLY Kings County Register Children between the ages of five and 10 are invited to join Miss Nova Scotia Galaxy Angel MacCallum, from the Berwick area, for a day of fun and pageantry at the Little Mr. and Miss Pageant. MacCallum will host two separate fun day events, each offering...

by Nancy Kelly/Kings County Register / View all articles from Nancy Kelly/Kings County Register

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Landmark East ends up ‘08 with team spirit

Landmark East ends up ‘08 with team spirit

Article online since July 15th 2008
BY WENDY ELLIOTT Kings County Register Wrestling, under the direction of coach Mike Elliott, made an impact on a number of students who graduated from Landmark East School this year. Reuben Dylewski of Westmount, Que. said his most memorable moment was competing in his first wrestling...

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Horton High School Honours, Honours With Distinction 2008

Article online since July 15th 2008
HONOURS (GRADE 9) Atkinson, Clinton Atwell, Zachary Beatty, Matthew Bouter, Vincent Cameron, Tristan Dorey, Alexander Ferguson, Meghan Forsythe, Madison Friesen, Rebekah Hatcher, Sondra Henshaw, Dillon Hillier, Matthew Huntley, Charles Johnson, Robert Kendrick, Jacob MaDougall, Allison Mitchell,...

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