The Barnacle Has a New Look!
We’ve reached a point with The Barnacle where people have stopped asking, “Why do you do this?” It’s become clear to both new and long-time readers that local print journalism is a dying resource, and any effort to keep it alive is a noble one.
As we approach two years of producing this publication, we’re constantly looking for ways to keep delivering high-quality content each month. But don’t worry—we’re as motivated as ever. In fact, we’re so committed to keeping things fresh that today we’re unveiling a BRAND NEW LOOK!
Our talented creative director, Carmen Cumming, has given our website a complete overhaul, and we’re excited to bring that refreshed design to our print edition as well. The new site better reflects who we are as an organization and is easier to navigate, making it simpler for you to stay up-to-date with everything we’re working on.
But that’s not all! A big announcement is coming at The Barnacle later this month, so make sure to follow us on social media for the latest updates and breaking news from the team.
-Sal Falk, Editor-in-Chief
This month online:
South Shore Players’ Delay Their Bridgewater Debut
Support Systems Needed for Sustained Gender Diversity in Municipal Politics
Transparency on Municipal Candidates Helps Keep Private Interests Out of Public Policy
Three-Phase New Development at Lunenburg Foundry Shared with Eager Crowd
Vandals Target Myra’s Campaign Signs with Googly Eyes
Shark Research Expedition Set to Launch from Tancook Islands Marine Field Station
From Hoedowns to Hootenannies: Local Band Gains Popularity
Five Fall Outings on the South Shore
Cat’s in the Ladle: South Shore Centre’s Hottest New Flavour Haven: Tacoland
Crunchy Mom: Why the School Cell Phone Ban Doesn’t Go Far Enough
Adviceburg: Frustrated Airbnb Neighbor
Will We Opinion: Will We Change Our Behaviour or Fall Victim to Lucretius?
Crossword: The Wileville Witch Project
