Tri-County Vanguard - 2020-02-19

• ER department to be doubled in size
• Premier optimistic about ferry service
• Eastern Shelburne County municipal units to talk again
• Town takes Ellen Page up on offer to drill community well in Shelburne
• Helping the homeless, the hungry and the hurting
• ‘The good, the bad and the ugly’
• Historic church's steeple damaged by stong winds
• Move to consolidat­e appeals to many Yarmouth County councillor­s
• Yacht club sails to Regatta of the Year honours
• The Dorothy and Gail was the last ship built there
• Decrease in lobster exports to China more than a ‘blip,’ say critics
• New NSLC cannabis store for region
• SURETTE, Joseph Vernon
• Wellness funds supporting 37 projects in the tri-counties
• DOUCETTE, Marie ‘Bernice’ (LeBlanc)
• Rough seas for cruise biz
• McNeil adds fuel to election speculatio­n
• Trudeau’s UN campaign trip a waste
• Always appreciate the walk down memory lane
• Looking back at Yarmouth County history
• Too much expected from expectatio­ns
• Parking changes at YCMHS being enforced
• Get training for Digby’s first trail run
• Final phase brings program to all elementary schools
• Upcoming budget focuses on affordabil­ity
• Health care among priority issues for Queens-Shelburne MLA
• MLA calls for the release of Fitch Report
• Yarmouth to host 55+ Games in 2021
• ‘It’s time to recognize the contributi­on’
• Saxophone quartet to perform in Yarmouth
• Yarmouth County Museum adopting Plan B for digitizati­on project
• Changes coming to Town of Yarmouth transit fares
• Talk on pelagic birding to be held in Yarmouth Feb. 25
• Clare edges out Yarmouth in shootout
• Yarmouth high school basketball teams wrap up regular season, Horton hosting regionals Feb. 21-22
• High school hockey league play
• Sports Hall of Fame inductees named
• Local resident pleased with solar ‘grid tie’ experience
• SaltWire Wheels

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