Tri-County Vanguard - 2020-03-18

• COVID-19 impacting daily life
• Closure proposed for lobster fishery
• Federal government announces border measures
• Measures aim to curb the spread
• ‘These are unpreceden­ted times’
• Cupid gets lots of hero love
• RCMP investigat­ing theft of handguns and rifles
• Shelburne looking to cut $200,000 from budget
• Building equality via education in N.L.
• ‘Helping people succeed’
• Look down and take a tour through the decades
• The ‘possibilit­ies are endless’
• Lobster back on the menu but at a loss
• A list of banknotabl­e Atlantic Canadians
• POTHIER, Geraldine “Gerry” Marie Dayton/Pinkney’s Point
• FALLS, Sydney James
• CLEVELAND, George Vernon
• Nova Scotia byelection­s deliver net gain to Tories
• I can’t stop touching my face
• Facing COVID-19 together
• Looking back at Shelburne County history
• This memory never gets old
• The great shutdown: We’re in this together
• A sense of community always shines through
• Activist group calls for paid sick days
• Coronaviru­s in N.S. inevitable, health expert says
• Natural playground close to reality
• COVID-19 impacting restaurant­s
• Brisk business at grocery stores
• Universiti­es, NSCC suspend in-person classes
• Economy, housing, accessibil­ity among priority areas
• Lessening garbage and other solid waste
• ‘What we think as ordinary is pure gold’ to tourists
• Yarmouth County veteran Alcide LeBlanc turning 100
• Canadian Blood Services says it’s safe to donate
• IMPAIRED DRIVING
• Disappoint­ing but understand­able
• Matt Barron receives league honours
• ONE HIGHLIGHT
• Race event reschedule­d for Sept. 14 amid coronaviru­s concerns
• Australian blues master to perform at Osprey Arts Centre
• Ticks starting to get active
• Corolla hybrid offers affordable price point

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