‘Bright future’ for Dartmouth New Apostolic Church congregation at new location
The New Apostolic Church in Dartmouth has a lot to look forward to.
A week ago, the congregation officially closed up its former
Review: Shakespeare, radically abridged
Snug in my kitchen, I confess I wasn’t enthusiastic about slogging through the remnants of a late January snowstorm to attend the opening
Holistic and Psychic Fair coming to Cole Harbour
Psychics, mediums, healers and holistic health care practitioners will be at Cole Harbour Place on Feb. 20 and 21.
“This is the seventh
Dartmouth principals recognized
Two Dartmouth principals are being recognized for their outstanding contributions to public education.
Every year, the Learning Partnership, a charitable organization that dedicates
Endangered Perspective: Reptiles in ribbons
It’s thought that 5,000 years ago, in a Canada considerably warmer than the one we inhabit today, ribbon snakes could be found in
Herring Cove business expanding to more than 60 countries
Steven Kay started designing toys when he was six years old, and he never stopped wanting to create things that gave children a
Local radio stations raise $308,278 for IWK
Listeners of 10 Bell Media owned radio stations in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick were inspired to make a difference to the Maritime
‘Black Battalion’ honoured for African Heritage Month
They fought to fight — that’s how Russell Grosse wants everyone to remember the No. 2 Construction Battalion.
The executive director of the
David Bowie memorial at New Scotland Yard Emporium
Following David Bowie’s death last month, two members of Dartmouth’s arts community made a street-side memorial in his honour.
Filmmaker Alan Collins and
Of swallows and barns
There are few species of bird so common as the barn swallow, a petite creature which adapted so fabulously to life among humans