Tri-County Vanguard - 2019-09-04

• $24.1-million highway project in Digby County opened to traffic
• Another month without ferry service
• DNA test clears Gizmo, now the town wants another one, says lawyer
• Jordan Bay forest fire contained
• Share the Wind driven by lots of smiles
• Mission accomplish­ed with Port Maitland Beach cleanup
• Yarmouth getting ready for big Communitie­s in Bloom event
• CSAP ready for the school year
• 2019/20 school year starts
• Cultural Jamaica exchange a first for Yarmouth and Acadian Shores
• Memorial ride and ceremony pays tribute
• Rural housing forum to be held in Cornwallis
• Walk for a Cause annual fundraiser Sept. 14
• Vaccinatio­n direction
• Watching the world through a screen
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• The tides are surely rising
• Looking back at Shelburne County history
• My early room decorating days
• West Nova NDP to choose Matthew Dubois as candidate
• Man charged following report of gunshot wounds
• ‘Very special’ Ironman for Yarmouth County triathlete­s
• A challengin­g but rewarding day in Maine
• Yarmouth Mariners win first three exhibition games
• Matt Barron named Yarmouth Mariners captain
• Albacore races go off ‘without a hitch’
• Foggies capture Summerside Invitation­al
• Yarmouth peewee Gateways place second in provincial­s
• A long life and family ties
• SAULNIERVI­LLE – A SETTLEMENT FOUNDED BY ELZEE SAULNIER’S ANCESTORS
• Black Loyalist descendant­s from Sierra Leone return to their Birchtown roots
• Most powerful XC60 is a plug-in hybrid
• A sincere appreciati­on
• Digby County Exhibition marks 140th anniversar­y
• Cadet experience helps Shelburne teen chart future course

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