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Monthly Archives: December 2018
‘Out into the world’: New book explores life & photography of Thaddeus Holownia
Well wishers packed Sackville’s Thunder and Lightning pub on December 5 to attend the launch of the new book Lightfield about the life and photography of Thaddeus Holownia. Holownia, who recently retired from teaching in the Mount Allison University Fine Arts … Continue reading
Sackville councillors hear about new Indigenous Reserve and commercial development near Aulac
The Town of Sackville has been asked to welcome a new neighbour after learning that the Fort Folly First Nation near Dorchester is requesting the creation of an Indigenous Reserve on the former CBC transmitter property near Aulac. Councillors were … Continue reading
Posted in Indigenous affairs, Town of Sackville
Tagged CBC transmitter site, Fort Folly First Nation
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Sackville councillors award $1.9 million flood control contract, but Phinney votes no
The final tally was 5-1 as a majority of Sackville councillors voted Monday night to award a contract worth $1,985,499.58 to Birch Hill Construction Ltd. of Moncton. Birch Hill was the lowest of six bidders on a project to … Continue reading
Shawn Mesheau wins Sackville by-election
Shawn Mesheau celebrated with supporters Monday night in Ducky’s pub after his victory in the municipal by-election to fill the vacant seat on Sackville town council. Unofficial results from Elections New Brunswick show Mesheau winning with 470 votes while his … Continue reading
Posted in Town of Sackville
Tagged Chamber of Commerce, Municipal by-election, Shawn Mesheau
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Sackville by-election candidates weigh in on planting, protecting and preserving town trees
Four of the five candidates running for a seat on town council have responded positively to the idea that Sackville should take more action to protect, preserve and replace its trees. In an e-mail to the candidates, Kevin Anderson, who … Continue reading
Posted in Town of Sackville
Tagged Kevin Anderson, Lost trees at Exit 506, urban forest, Woodpecker Tree Care
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Deputy Mayor wants more ‘hard’ information before approving latest flood control project
Sackville’s deputy mayor complained during last Monday’s town council meeting that he hasn’t been getting enough information on the latest phase of the Lorne Street flood control project. “I feel a little like a mushroom,” Ron Aiken said. “I’ve been … Continue reading
Sackville town council candidates discuss their dreams and pet projects
“Free public Wi Fi downtown,” was the answer town council candidate Dylan Wooley-Berry gave last week during an all-candidates forum at the Tantramar Civic Centre. He was responding to Sackville resident Chris Eaton who asked all five candidates running in … Continue reading