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Queen cover band Queen Flash is slated to rock the house at the Kings Mutual Century Centre in Berwick June 30.

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A Minke whale washed up in the Clifton area early Sunday morning. A responder from the Marine Animal Response Society was soon on site but the animal had already died.
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The Yarmouth Waterfront Gallery on Water Street. CONTRIBUTED

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Pickleballers Jim Rose, right, and John McManaman take the golden prize for Men’s 50+ Doubles at the Pickleball Nova Scotia Provincial Championships. CONTRIBUTED

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Shut out: Horton defeats West Kings 13-0

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Published: Oct 13, 2017 at 9:23 a.m.

D-1 boys' soccer action

GREENWICH, NS - The Horton D1 Boys played a very strong home game Oct. 11, shutting out West Kings 13 - 0. Scoring for Horton were Alex Dutkewych with a hat-trick, Mowbray Beghin and Jayden McEvoy a pair each, Noah Derrick, Alex Ponikvar, Alex Bennett, Drew Coldwell,Caio Gomes and Angelo Montenegro. Nick Carter was in net for the shut-out.

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