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Monthly Archives: January 2019
Mt. A. hears about slavery, racism and making Black Lives Matter
About 250 Mount Allison students, professors and university staff listened Thursday night as author Robyn Maynard spoke about how, after more than 400 years, racism still prevails in Canada in spite of the country’s self-image as a beacon of tolerance, diversity, … Continue reading
Construction proceeds on Lorne St. flood control project
The cold weather in Sackville this week enabled workers from Birch Hill Construction to begin digging a huge water retention pond in a marshy area south of St. James and east of Lorne Streets as part of Phase II of … Continue reading
New info may change Sackville’s flood-risk maps
Town planner Lori Bickford says new information should be available within the next few months to help bring Sackville’s flood-risk maps up to date. During Monday’s town council meeting, Bickford said staff at the Southeast Regional Service Commission are analyzing … Continue reading
Posted in Town of Sackville
Tagged Ambulance New Brunswick, flood-risk map, flood-risk zone, LiDAR mapping
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CN freight blocks Sackville exits in December raising concerns about communication & safety
Former Mayor Pat Estabrooks was heading to a 10 a.m. out-of-town meeting on December 12th when she found herself trapped in the Sackville industrial park. “You know where we live on Beal Heights?” Estabrooks asked during a telephone interview. “Well … Continue reading
Posted in Town of Sackville
Tagged CN Rail, Craig Bowser, Pat Estabrooks, Sgt. Paul Gagné
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Town engineer explains Sackville’s recent boil water order
The town of Sackville took the unusual step last week of issuing a boil water advisory for about 290 customers in Middle Sackville and announcing it publicly. “Usually boil water orders are isolated to five, 10, 20 or 30 customers … Continue reading
Posted in Town of Sackville
Tagged Boil water advisory, Middle Sackville, water main breaks
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Construction begins on Sackville’s latest $2 million flood control project
Birch Hill Construction Ltd. of Moncton began clearing snow and brush on marshy land south of St. James Street on Tuesday in preparation for digging a retention pond designed to hold 40,000 cubic metres of water during heavy rain storms. … Continue reading
Posted in Federal Election, Town of Sackville
Tagged Birch Hill Construction Ltd., Keith Carter, Rte. 106
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