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Tag Archives: Sabine Dietz
Roadkill: A sad story and a solution worth fighting for
Conservation biologist Sabine Dietz e-mailed Warktimes this month to tell a sad story about a family of river otters that were sighted and photographed several times this summer in the Sackville Waterfowl Park. Dietz, who is also a environmental consultant, reported … Continue reading
Five candidates nominated to contest vacant seat on Sackville Town Council
Three men and two women are officially in the running for the vacant seat on Sackville Town Council, giving municipal voters a wide range of choices on election day, Monday December 10. Three of the five candidates responded to my … Continue reading
Posted in Town of Sackville
Tagged Brian Neilson, Dylan Wooley-Berry, Julia Feltham, Sabine Dietz, Shawn Mesheau
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Planners recommend creating village near Sackville Exit 506
A Nova Scotia planning and design company recommends creating a village near TransCanada Highway Exit 506 that could include stores, restaurants and coffee drive thrus, apartments or condominiums, sidewalks, bicycle lanes, an ambulance station, a hiking and biking trail as … Continue reading
Posted in Town of Sackville
Tagged Alex Colville, Ekistics Planning and Design, Exit 506, Janet Hammock, Rob Leblanc, Sabine Dietz
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Sackville questioned about environmental impact of $2.9 million flood-control project
The Town of Sackville and Crandall Engineering of Moncton must answer a series of environmental questions before construction can begin on a massive flood-control project in a 33 acre (13.4 hectare) area between Lorne Street and the Tantramar River. The … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Town of Sackville
Tagged Christie Ward, Dwayne Acton, flood control, Lorne Street Phase Two, Nathan LeBlanc, Sabine Dietz
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Town plans to dig three ponds to handle Lorne St. flooding
Phase two of the Lorne Street reconstruction project will likely include three ponds to store storm water that flows into the downtown from the old Sackville quarry during heavy rains. Pierre Plourde of Crandall Engineering showed a diagram of the … Continue reading
