Tri-County Vanguard - 2019-01-16

• Dispatch info: Pass it on
• Sentencing looks to avoid future tragedies
• Yarmouth ferry terminal redevelopm­ent project to begin soon
• ‘She’s trying to act strong’
• Peter’s Island lighthouse continues to fall into disrepair while red tape unwinds
• Call for volunteers goes out in Shelburne
• Cannabis education day in Yarmouth Jan. 24
• Social media continuall­y identified youth accused in assault case
• Catch of the day
• Argyle council approves fire dispatch agreement
• $9 shore price creates lobster season ‘bottleneck’
• Bernadette Jordan appointed Minister of Rural Economic Developmen­t
• Online twist for museum workshop
• Public input sought on supporting the arts
• Yarmouth Canadian Tire store expanding
• Community centre roof repairs nearing completion
• No word yet on cancer care review
• Every Nova Scotian deserves access to a family doctor
• Chicken soup as therapy
• Pets need protection
• Looking back at Shelburne County history
• The fond memories and the horrors
• ‘Understand­ing, education and respect is key’
• Winter Thunder…a sign of snow?
• Vulture culture
• Bringing the World to Yarmouth
• High school hockey results
• Minor hockey game recaps
• Mariners add 4 points in 3 games
• Argyle approves funding for CMA 2024
• Walking program ‘keeps us young’
• Child injured in vehicle-pedestrian collision
• Driving Discovery Program being piloted by Maple Grove
• State of the Region event Jan. 16 in Yarmouth
• Shelburne County man facing multiple assault charges
• Man due back in Digby court in February on firearms offences
• Not the Ranger you remember
• Sharing passions with the community
• ‘Making it nice for people’
• ‘A fitting tribute’
• Fire service group seeking standardiz­ed dispatch system
• Shelburne County church services
• Chasing migratory dragons
• Move ahead with flair

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