Tri-County Vanguard - 2019-12-04

• Safe opening to season
• Daycare providers blindsided by licence losses
• Motorcycle rally proposal brought to Yarmouth town council
• Session attendees support open adoption records
• Easy? No – Easier? I'm not sure
• Housing for hundreds built over past decade in Yarmouth
• Doctors Nova Scotia members ratify new contracts
• Cannabis, vaping, harm reduction among issues to be discussed at upcoming sessions
• Osprey hosting Polaris prize and Juno winner Jeremy Dutcher
• Dinner theatre serves up festive fun
• Vibrant Homes to re-launch in January 2020
• Christmas Bird Count marks 120 years
• Time, details will tell if change is real at health authority
• A poor prescripti­on for a pressing problem
• The right to die law
• Work to begin soon on Shelburne Marine Terminal improvemen­ts
• Looking back at Shelburne County history
• Community concerned over farm fish proposal
• Rug hooking ‘wonderful lifelong pursuit’ for Yarmouth resident
• Night sky efforts shine through
• Recommenda­tions to enhance Yarmouth area cancer services expected in new year
• Wilson unfazed by critics on assessment
• New chancellor for Université Sainte-Anne
• Registrati­on being accepted for Gran Fondo Baie Sainte-Marie
• Cottreau roaring with Tigers
• High school hockey results
• Minor hockey results
• Artist honours victims of Montreal massacre as part of Yarmouth exhibit

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