Cat’s in the Ladle: South Shore Centre’s Hottest New Flavour Haven: Tacoland
This summer, the South Shore Centre welcomed the town’s hottest new flavour…
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Adviceburg: Frustrated Airbnb Neighbor
Dear Anne, A year ago, someone turned the house two doors down…
Crunchy Mom: Why the School Cell Phone Ban Doesn’t Go Far Enough
If you’ve been reading this column for the last few months, you…
Wild Talk: Seven Questions with Goldenrod
What’s your favourite colour? Bright yellow. Honestly, it’s all I wear August…
Chris’ Picks For September 2024: Superhero Month
Elizabeth’s Books, in the heart of the Town of Lunenburg’s bookselling district,…
Summer Sans Smartphone
My husband and I traded in our smartphones for flip phones for…
Vintage Vibes and Timeless Trends for Fall
As the crisp air rolls in, it’s time to start thinking about…
Film Festival to Bring International Talent to Town
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Whoever Wins The Election, I Look Forward To Trashing You On Facebook
Since Laurence Mawhinney’s retirement in 2012, posting hostile, insulting rants on Facebook…
Three Decades of Conservation at Work
Coastal Action turns 30! This year we celebrate a significant milestone-30 years…
South Shore Players Make Bridgewater Debut
The community theatre group has recently moved into its new home at 123 Empire Street in Bridgewater. The second-floor venue has a small performance area with approximately 100 seats, a backstage space, and storage for costumes and props.
Five Haunted Places in Lunenburg
On a chilly late summer night, Liz Powers gathers with a group of tourists in front of the Mariner King Inn Lunenburg. Lanterns are distributed, introductions are made. Powers jokes about how quiet the town is at night as a pick-up truck blasts by us at twice the speed limit. Then our small group sets off into the foggy night to learn about Lunenburg’s most notorious ghosts.