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The weather was all over the place today, sunny breaks, cloudy periods and at times, heavy rain across the valley. This odd weather didn’t stop the harvest of carrots by Braggs Lumber Company Limited along Church Street in Chipmans Corner this afternoon. From what I’ve been told these particular carrots, will eventually be processed and […]
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The barricades that were previously in place for culvert work have been removed earlier today. County Home Road is open and accessible from Highway 1 in Cambridge. Adrian J.
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The fall colours are really starting to show for Thanksgiving weekend! Snapped these beautiful shots earlier this week while visiting in Trout Lake & checking out the Nictaux River off of Squirreltown Road in Annapolis County. Adrian J.
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Caught the sunrise this morning from across the valley floor in Kings County. Have a great day! Adrian J.
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Gas up 1.2 cents and Diesel Down 5.0 cents Adrian J.
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On Tuesday evening, shortly before 7PM, Kingston firefighters were dispatched to a report of a house fire in the community of Meadowvale. Initial reports indicated that there were flames and smoke coming from an upstairs bedroom of a residential home. Residents inside the structure gathered their pets and also shut off the power to the […]
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On October 2, at approximately 10:20 p.m., officers responded to a report of a robbery in progress at a business in the 9100 block of Commercial St. A short time later, officers located the suspect vehicle, a grey Ford Ranger, in a parking lot on Highland Ave. With assistance from Kentville Police Service, both occupants […]
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🚒🧑🚒 Performing on-scene gross decontamination following fires, reduces harmful surface carcinogens and toxins on firefighting bunker gear by 85%. Decontamination and protecting firefighters doesn’t only happen on the fire grounds, it happens by bagging exposed bunker gear and thoroughly washing equipment at the hall. By reducing these risks and keeping firefighters safe, prevents members from […]
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Almost 90% of the projects and posts that are made daily, are done on a volunteer basis, requiring gas, time and lots of effort. If you’re looking to support me and the work I do, purchasing calendars each year is the way to do it! There is a total of 8 different designs this year […]
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It was certainly windy enough to loose a hat! Adrian J.
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