Annapolis Valley Register - 2018-11-15

• The voice moves on
• ‘Recruitmen­t is so important’
• Helping hands
• Never forgotten
• Proposed plans
• Net minder
• FEDERAL SENTENCE FOR UPPER DYKE MAN
• FUNDRAISER
• Bridgetown legion, cadets ring Bells of Peace to remember the end of the First World War
• Written in stone
• Annapolis Valley agricultur­al researcher­s aim to help pot growers
• Baby delivery at Bridgetown Tims among other calls for Annapolis District RCMP
• It’s almost that time again
• Transporta­tion company partnering with fire department­s
• Lost leaders
• Liberal dominance is waning
• Universiti­es should pay up
• Rotaract Kingstec group a first for Nova Scotia Community College
• Weeding out the truth about medical cannabis
• Never a dull moment
• ‘Fifth finals in five years’
• An incredible opportunit­y
• ‘One of my favourite people’
• It’s all about the ace these days
• Panthers even weekend series
• The highs and lows of the Axemen’s weekend
• Acadia Axemen win one, lose one
• Water well depth; mould; moisture issues
• Repurposin­g your pumpkins
• Pineo and Loeb duo win Music Nova Scotia Electronic Artist of the Year
• A new season offers many opportunit­ies
• Kings volunteer centre helps launch new provincial network site
• Forte benefits from serious upgrade

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