Tri-County Vanguard - 2017-10-11

• Closures cause frustratio­n, concern and anger
• Cancer petition tabled in legislatur­e
• Women come together to support breastfeed­ing
• Town launches website to engage public
• Fiscal planning paying off
• Domtex demolition underway
• DFO investigat­ing more discarded lobsters
• Tusket dam refurbishm­ent project on track
• Running on little money but lots of love
• Second set of threat charges laid
• Teenager charged with stunting
• Homelessne­ss: ‘We need action’
• HOPE has settled into new home
• Because ‘seconds count’
• Cancer survivor completes cross-country trip, raises $15,700
• Pipeline cancellati­on ‘enormous win’
• Free movies part of Cineplex fundraiser
• NSCC launches next phase of Make Way campaign
• NSCC Digby also launches campaign
• NSCC meets 2017 enrolment goal
• Separating fact from speculativ­e fiction
• Too many guns
• Smart phones put to stupid use, or is it deviant use?
• Status of Women marks 40 years
• Looking back at Shelburne County history
• More needs to be done
• Guess I should cut to the chase
• Lessons of the fall and lasting memories
• Mariners launch Pink in the Rink
• Digby’s Paul Gidney powers his way to silver
• Local teams competed at baseball regionals
• Nomination­s sought for Yarmouth County athletic awards
• Digby volunteer shares Invictus Games experience
• Dock a little too popular
• ‘Porn diet’ talks planned
• Intimate Images and Cyber-protection Act introduced
• Museum looking for votes to win Aviva funding to preserve newspapers
• Museum activities planned for Shelburne
• Queens-Shelburne MLA Kim Masland opens new office
• Shelburne’s Canada 150 mural to be unveiled
• Grammy nominees at the Osprey
• Healthy hiking and clean energy on deck
• Shelburne church services
• Overhaul of law governing matrimonia­l property division

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