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Monthly Archives: May 2015
Parrsboro council: tax survey; aboiteau patching; King St. water; Fancy farewell
At its meeting tonight, town council discussed the online survey in which Parrsboro ratepayers are being asked if they favour charging a flat rate for fire protection and street lighting rather than financing these services from general property taxes. The … Continue reading
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Tagged aboiteau, King St. water, Lisa Ward, Lois Smith, property tax survey, Rob Fancy, surveymonkey
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Jazz singer Jeri Brown tells her story at Parrsboro’s Main & Station
Jazz singer Jeri Brown says her life as an artist has allowed her to do something she loves, travel the world as a performer. Brown lives in Tantallon, N.S. but still spends months every year in Montreal where she’s a … Continue reading
CICR future uncertain as CRTC calls for public comments
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission issued a formal notice today raising doubts about the future of Parrsboro’s troubled community radio station. CICR’s seven-year broadcast licence expires on August 31st. The notice says that the Parrsboro Radio Society (PRS), which … Continue reading
Stan Carew steps away from CBC
Stan Carew marched out of a Q-104 Halifax radio studio in 1995 leaving the roar of dead air behind him. The veteran radio personality was protesting against layoffs at the station as penny-pinching owners replaced live announcers with computers. Carew, … Continue reading
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