Tri-County Vanguard - 2018-11-28

• Heartache in Yarmouth
• Lobster season start delayed
• Barrington residents worry about presence of neighbour
• RCMP lay charges of arson
• Rememberin­g a life, dealing with loss
• Fire damages lobster holding facility, destroys yard full of gear
• Source of Port Maitland pollution remains unknown
• Argyle council approves facility developmen­t agreement
• Emergency Alert Test happening Nov. 28
• About the project:
• Second edition of Yarmouth’s 100 Meals to start Dec. 3
• Local entreprene­urs share knowledge at NSCC Burridge in Yarmouth
• Retiring audiologis­t Sheila Nichols honoured
• Chris d’Entremont to seek Conservati­ve nomination in West Nova
• O’CONNELL
• Journalism needs audience support, not a bailout
• Christmas conundrum
• Restorativ­e Justice: building a responsive justice system
• Looking back at Digby County history
• Holding my hometown close to my heart
• American reputation in decline
• ‘Tears were shed across the province’
• Games split in hoop double header
• Introducti­on to hockey for girls scores big interest
• 10th annual basketball classic on tap
• Yarmouth swimmer receives bursary
• Yarmouth fight gym membership growing steadily
• Special award recipients named for 2018 Yarmouth County athletic awards
• Minor hockey weekend recaps
• House destroyed by fire in North East Point
• Façade improvemen­ts making a difference
• Former Yarmouth County resident named one of ‘Canada’s most powerful women’
• How we finally moved our shed
• Office organizing isn’t just about eliminatin­g clutter
• Latest Corolla exudes sophistica­tion, style
• Juniper House annual Purple Ribbon Campaign underway
• Frost Park vigil set for Dec. 6
• Lobster Splash back on the menu
• Shelburne X-mas house tour
• Municipali­ty of Barrington properties on Christmas house tour
• Active Transporta­tion and Blue Route discussed
• Shelburne County church services

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