Tri-County Vanguard - 2018-11-14

• Lobster quality ‘off the charts’
• $1.1 million sought for phase 3 of Internet broadband project
• Occupants get out safe but fire destroys Yarmouth County house
• Shelburne receives Creative Nova Scotia award
• MADD Yarmouth County facing tough time
• Labour of love poured into tribute
• Rotating postal strike rolled through rural Nova Scotia
• RCMP charge man with robbery, car theft
• Barrington hires Chris Frotten as its new CAO
• Shelburne company pleads guilty in fisherman’s death
• Number of Nova Scotians registered to find family doctor rises again
• Tender bids for new Argyle admin building ‘significan­tly over budget’
• Ciders earn medals for Bear River business
• Film festival showing screenings in Yarmouth
• Pam Mood new VP of Nova Scotia Federation of Municipali­ties
• New program will help seniors
• Shelburne County church services
• Businesses feeling the chill
• Data mining gets personal
• My take on the situation
• MADD Yarmouth County needs help
• Beep, beep, beep…I found your hat
• Looking back at Shelburne County history
• So much happening, so much to enjoy
• Education council minutes lacking in detail
• Festival of Trees to kick off with Nov. 23 gala
• Teen has growing appetite for surfing
• Fall Classic annual tournament underway
• Weekend minor hockey results
• Five Mariners on all-star challenge roster
• Mariners donation appreciate­d by cancer centre
• People urged to go purple for Shine the Light on Woman Abuse Campaign
• High school hockey weekend recap
• Kids Help Phone expands texting service
• Waste info session in the works
• Water well depth; mould; moisture issues
• Repurposin­g your pumpkins
• Forte benefits from serious upgrade
• Sportsman’s paradise remembered
• Show dates
• Film being screened in Yarmouth

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