South Shore Breaker - 2018-09-19

• Generous donation leads to new van for Queens Manor
• So long summer, it was good to know you
• LITF in search of hosts
• KAIROS Blanket Exercise to be held in Shelburne
• Commission told to make Shelburne County whole again
• Curlers confirm WJCC attendance
• South West Lobster Forum Sept. 19
• New N.S. suicide prevention strategy needed: psychologi­st
• On the move with mobile wig service
• Remodellin­g to keep up with the neighbours
• Supporting children experienci­ng loss
• Statin meds not a cardiovasc­ular panacea
• Fishing not just about catching
• Foliage for the fall gardening season
• How to quickly create a small business website
• Hike NS guided series gets you moving
• Ceramic exhibition taking place at Government House
• Nova Scotia’s booze culture
• Are you headed for physical burnout?
• We shouldn’t judge people who surrender their pet
• Jane Smith: more than just a dog trainer
• Living a tremendous life
• Safety renos for seniors’ homes
• Address air leaks to save energy, money
• Seniors’ senses of smell, taste change with age
• Exercising can improve brain function
• Read more books for better health
• Be aware of risks of not investing
• Basement remodellin­g tips
• Design a more functional pantry
• Use yoga to combat back-to-school stress
• Tow tons with F150 Power Stroke
• Driving the Inuvik-tuktoyaktu­k Highway
• Learn computer coding for free
• Overcoming the wedding jitters
• Humming to be happy
• Healthy reasons to head to your coffee shop today
• Does gluten-free benefit everyone?
• Prepare now to avoid dry, cracked winter skin
• Horoscopes for Wednesday, Sept. 19
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