More flooding arrived Feb. 16 at the Valley Drive-In in Cambridge after heavy rainfall in late January created a lake of floodwaters at the site where renovations are slated for the property and its canteen and projection room. - IAN SWINAMER

Valley Drive-In renos still planned despite 'torrential' second flood

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As their teammates and coaches watch with eager anticipation, Maya Costain and Kayley Jefferson of the Sisters of Science (S.O.S.) team from Kingston put their robot through the paces during the first round of the FIRST LEGO League event at the Acadia University Robot Programming Competitions. - Kirk Starratt

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UPEI Panthers forward Karla Yepez, right, takes a shot over Acadia Axewomen's Shalyn Field Friday during Atlantic University Sport basketball action.

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2018 Christmas Lights map

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Published: Nov 29, 2018 at 3 p.m.

Updated: Dec 03, 2018 at 2:31 p.m.

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