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Oak Island treasure hunter Dan Blankenship dies at 95
Work underway in Hantsport to install concrete culvert at Halfway River
Province says cost to renovate Bar Harbor terminal for Nova ...
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Work underway to have veterans’ monument installed in Waterville
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Province says cost to renovate Bar Harbor terminal for Nova Scotia-to-Maine ferry service will be $8.5 million
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Province says sale not yet finalized as Digby Pines eyes May season opener
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Gold in them hills?: Company exploring potential in Piedmont Valley
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Kings County dog trainer shares tricks of the trade
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‘A story to invest in’: Acadia students venture to take on U.S. investing competition
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Recognizing Annapolis Valley talent: Nominations open for Women of Excellence Business Awards
VIDEO - Pilot project uses Tesla batteries to enhance grid in East Hants
The weather is bitter cold, and the wind is howling. ...
Hants County farmer promotes value in harvest run experience
Travelling out west to work on the oil patch or up north to drive trucks is a well-documented phenomenon for Nova Scotians. ...
Ferry tone and concern causes investor to back away from Yarmouth
While they may revisit Yarmouth in the future, an investor says the ongoing tone surrounding the Nova Scotia-to-Maine ferry is creating a climate of uncertainty and, as a result, they are stepping away from a development they had planned for the ...
Seal oil capsule production facility looking to come to Shoal Harbour
The seal industry goes back hundreds of years in the history of Newfoundland and Labrador, however, it is a new, local business which is looking at further developing the production of seal oil capsules — and they’re setting up in Shoal ...
Chamber honours 2019 Valley’s Best award winners
The Annapolis Valley Chamber of Commerce’s 2019 Valley’s Best voting results are in. The awards were doled out Feb. 26 at a ceremony held in 14 Wing Greenwood’s Annapolis Mess. Online voting closed Feb. 10, with five ...
Bay Ferries starts selling tickets for Cat’s 2019 season as work to Bar Harbor switchover continues
Bay Ferries’ Cat ferry service between Yarmouth and Bar Harbor is targeted to begin June 21. The later start to the season this year compared to last year – when the season started June 8 – is due to a substantial rebuilding of ...
Clarenville’s St. Jude Hotel rebranded as Quality Hotel
Clarenville’s St. Jude Hotel has been officially rebranded as a Quality Hotel. The change came earlier this month after a $2 million renovation. In a press release issued on Tuesday, Feb. 19, director of franchise development for Choice ...
Meander River Farm & Brewery donates pads, tampons to help end period poverty
Meander River Farm & Brewery recently held a month-long campaign in support of helping end menstruation poverty in Nova Scotia. ...
Kentville bracing for new orthotics clinic that aims to benefit humanity
Jenna Holz is braced to offer her support to the Annapolis Valley with from her new orthotics clinic in Kentville. The certified orthotist has opened Brackish Biomechanical Bracing in Kentville, where she designs and builds orthoses – ...
Masstown restaurant named one of Atlantic Canada’s top three in survey
For David “Howdy” Brown, the Double C Truck Stop is a reminder of a bygone age. “It’s the last of the old diners where you can stop and come in and have a meal, plus it always was a top-notch place,” said Brown as he ...
