Annapolis Valley Register - 2018-10-04

• They are Set for Life
• ‘These dogs deserve loving homes too’
• Afternoon of music supports man’s medical costs
• All revved up!
• A welcome return
• What an honour!
• To fear or not to fear?
• A senseless act
• Colin Fraser won’t reoffer for next federal election
• Coming along nicely
• ‘We need real actions, with real funds’
• Middleton water rates going up; new reservoir planned
• Rouse fits definition of sexual predator, judge says
• Ghostly cows, disturbanc­es, suspicious youth, thefts keep Annapolis District RCMP hopping
• Many thanks to share after a dream-come-true trip
• Middleton teen has plans to make his community a better place
• Newspapers do matter
• All around us, double standards abound
• A lesson in persistenc­e from a childhood idol
• ‘Abuse is still happening’
• Former ARC/RRC Associatio­n renamed to Diverse Abilities NS
• Mentoring Plus will pair young adults with retirees to explore career paths
• RCMP investigat­ing alleged break-in at Bridgetown business
• General strength training prevents injuries, improves game: trainer
• A dream season
• Worth the wait
• Fulton tackles athletics, academics with determinat­ion
• Discarded pieces of wood get new life
• What to do when you are the caretaker of all the ‘stuff’
• Is your home winter ready?
• A good read
• QX50 gets major interior makeover
• Making a difference in the community
• COMMUNITY news
• Nova Scotia’s top doctor sees no end to spread of Lyme disease

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