Tri-County Vanguard - 2018-10-31

• Some department­s leaving Yarmouth fire dispatch
• Owners of former Colony Harbour Inn considerin­g reopening in 2019
• Firearm, drugs and RCMP uniform seized during search
• Dispatch leaving
• A Buddy forever arrives in Yarmouth
• Lost light coming home
• Funding announced for Sandford drawbridge
• Tim Houston is new leader of N.S.’s Progressiv­e Conservati­ves
• Inspiring Communitie­s Digby seeking community input
• Ghost stories from the Admiral Digby Museum
• Shelburne County church services
• Nova Scotia’s culinary industry celebrated
• RCMP lay charges after man interferes with police search
• Experience of Argyle coming up
• Poppy campaign underway
• Sad ending days after unusual rescue
• Starving bald eagle fell out of sky into truck in Belliveaus Cove
• The old judge
• Riding the trauma bandwagon
• Tweedledee and Tweedlenas­ty
• McNeil’s opposition to MPAs prioritize­s oil and gas
• It’s not always easy being me
• Looking back at Yarmouth County history
• Let’s acknowledg­e them in our daily lives
• As one door closes…
• Digby Care 25 donates to Juniper House
• Possible project identified for Import Replacemen­t Strategy
• Barrington native wins major AUS award
• High school hockey league now underway
• Yarmouth Marathon in 2019 moving to May 5
• Gold for peewee Riptide, bronze for bantam team
• Minor hockey weekend results
• Students unplug with help from Frisbee Rob
• Nourish Your Roots growing in South West Nova
• Ringing of bells to mark 100th anniversar­y of end of First World War
• Are you suffering from fall colour envy?
• Wood turning a great workshop hobby
• Kindness goes a long way
• Osprey presenting Remembranc­e play
• Indigenous artist brings fancy dance to life in coin design
• High stakes
• ‘Typical’ flu season expected
• Shining a light on THC intoxicati­on

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