Tri-County Vanguard - 2020-01-08

• Big challenge lies ahead
• A daughter’s love
• Can we find you?
• Investigat­ion continues into lack of mail delivery
• Company holding open house to discuss farmed salmon plan
• NEVER TOO OLD
• Starting the New Year on the right paw
• Rotavirus vaccine now available for Nova Scotian babies
• More pharmacies sought for program
• Living the simple life on Yellow Brick Road Farm
• Should a consolidat­ion in Yarmouth County be explored?
• MUISE, Lucille Marie Springhave­n
• RCMP seeking help in identifyin­g human remains
• Immigratio­n numbers setting records, province says
• GRIFFIN, Richard Gordon ‘Dicky’
• CUNNINGHAM, Hubert Roy
• Conservati­ves look back to the future
• Garbage in, garbage internet
• More costs of climate change
• Looking back at Yarmouth County history
• Australian wildfires hitting close to the heart for Lunenburg resident
• How to get rid of unwelcome house guests
• The gifts that keep on giving (when I can find them)
• A New Year's message from Yarmouth Mayor Pam Mood
• Full assessment of causeway being requested
• Advocates slam income assistance rates
• Jan. 10 full-moon hike and more coming up at Ellenwood Park
• Otters and other tracks: Snapshots in the snow
• Shelburne’s King Street Centre expected to reopen on Jan. 6
• Newfoundla­nd tradition brightens Yarmouth County holiday season
• REOPENING
• Winter sportfishi­ng season open
• Minor hockey results
• High school hockey league results
• November 2019
• December 2019
• Venue made for pre-family folks, urban living

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