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STERLING BELLIVEAU PRESENTS RESOLUTION TO "PIRATE COUNTY" CREW AT LOBSTYER FESTIVAL OPENING
Shelburne MLA Sterling Belliveau announced recently that in April of this year, he put forward a resolution in the House of Assembly declaring Shelburne County as "Pirate County, Nova Scotia."
The iconic Cape Forchu Lighthouse has a new friend in Bruce Bishop, who has been hired for summer duty overseeing operations there from June through September.
The Shelburne Farmers Market debuts its fifth season Saturday, on June 15, this year at the Guild Hall on Maiden Lane. The market will be open from 9 am to 1 pm every Saturday to the end of October.
Market organizers believe the Guild Hall and neighbouring Market Square, a bustling commercial and social venue in the film The Scarlet Letter, will prove to be a fitting home for a modern market that honours the wisdom and values of the past.
Former Yarmouth Town councilor and long-time graphics pro Neil MacKenzie has been named the newest tourism development officer for the Yarmouth and Acadian Shores Tourism Association (YASTA).
In 2011, the town of Shelburne commissioned a Business District Revitalization Study that involved extensive polling of the views of local populations respecting Shelburne’s business district.
Revised: In a previous edition, the name of Shelburne Town Councilor Elizabeth Rhuland was omitted from a photo description below: The province of Nova Scotia is paying tribute to Nova Scotians who have lost their lives in the fishing industry by designating Highway 103 as the Fishermen’s Memorial Highway.