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• → Service Recognition for Retiring FD Members
• → MOPC Extends 90th Birthday Wishes
• → MOPC ends 2019-2020 Fiscal Year with a Surplus
• → Christmas Giving from the MOPC
• → MOPC Presents Long-Time Service Awards
• → Virtual Town Hall and Q/A Session for Proposed Toney River Dredging Location
• → MOPC endorses naming of Billy Boudreau Brook
• → New Guardrail in Place on Little Egypt Road
• → Letter of Support Approved for Relocation of Proposed Dredging Maintenance Site
• → Streetlight Installation Update
• → Proposed Dredge Material Management Site - Toney River
• → MOPC receives COVID relief funding from Province
• → RFP for former East Pictou School
• → Pavilion near complete in Green Hill Park
• → Covid Precautions being taken at local Correctional Facility
• → Heating Assistance Rebate Program Opens
• → 2020 Municipal Election Results
• → Citizen Appointments Vacancies
• → Council wants more signage along rural roads
• → Community Arenas need Financial Support from Province to help with COVID-19 costs
• → MOPC Lead Testing in your Community – Homeowners Wanted
• → 2020 Municipal Election Candidates and Voting Information
• → District 9 Residents Express Concerns About Driving Conditions on Egypt Road
• → A championship-winning ball team from the 1960s gives back to its community
• → Province, Dexter Nova Alliance Break Ground on Highway 104 Twinning Project
• → Nova Scotia Angling Licences Available Online
• → Municipality of Pictou County approves $18 million budget for 2020-21
• → Riverview Home Corporation Hires New CEO
• → Lifeguard Service Rescue Service July 1st
• → SAFE GRAD MESSAGE 2020
• → Pride Month Celebrated by MOPC
• → Tender Awarded for Signalized Intersection for East River Business Park
• → Forestry Innovation Trust Launching Soon
• → Highlights from June 8 COW Meeting
• → Property Tax Financing Program
• → Smart Meter Installation Continuing in Pictou County
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• → Support for Agriculture Sector Dealing with COVID-19
• → Free fishing June 6 and 7
• → Always check before you burn
• → Tax Bill Deadline Extended to July 22, 2020
• → Dexter Nova Alliance Formally Awarded Highway 104 Twinning Project
• → Tender called to improve access to the East River Business Park
• → May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month
• → Get Outside but be Aware of Ticks
• → May Day - A Traditional Day of Celebration
• → Final Terms of Reference for the preparation of an Environmental Assessment Report
• → Black Bear Safety Tips
• → Thank you to the Volunteers
• → Spring Weight Restrictions Lifted May 3 in Pictou County
• → Betty Lou Scott Named MOPC 2020 Volunteer of the Year
• → Condolences sent to Colchester County
• → Notes from District 8
• → Notes from District 2
• → Notes from District 3
• → Many thanks given to Health Care Workers and Essential Services
• → News from District 9
• → Notes from District 7
• → Applications Still Being Accepted for Climate Change Advisory Committee
• → Ban on Open Fire Burns Until May 15
• → Don't use the landfill unless it is essential. Curbside Service will Continue as Usual
• → Two New Health Care Clinics in Truro and New Glasgow
• → Landfill Vouchers will be available June to November
• → Low Income Tax Exemption Extension
• → COVID-19 Impacts on Municipal Sewer: No Wipes in Sewer System
• → MOPC continues to offer services to residents during COVID-19 Crisis
• → Covid- 19 - Building Inspections Protocal
• → Municipal Dog Offences
• → MOPC Suspends All Public Meetings
• → Special Move Permits Available for Forestry Sector
• → March 26 declared as Purple Day
• → Bridgeville Community Club recognized for successfully completing ACCESS-ability project.
• → Applications Being Accepted for Climate Change Advisory Committee
• → Provincial government begins the process of replacing Springville Bridge
• → Betty Lou Scott Named MOPC 2020 Volunteer of the Year
• → Smart meter upgrades to begin in March in Pictou County
• → MOPC Recognizes African Heritage Month
• → TIR Works Towards Improving Safety at Abercrombie/Trenton Connector Intersection
• → Dexter Nova Alliance Selected as Preferred Proponent for Highway 104 Twinning
• → Nova Scotia Federation of Municipalities Reviewing Capped Assessment Program.
• → Many Factors Affect EHS Response Times
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• → Deadline for Low-Income Exemptions is March 31
• → Property Assessments Are In the Mail
• → New public transit system coming to New Glasgow and Stellarton
• → AV Group NB Inc. Career Fair Sunday
• → Information sessions scheduled for forestry sector
• → Council urges Province to quickly implement a program to help forestry contractors
• → Municipal Grant Application and Reporting Forms
• → Murray Quintuplets Photo Presentation to Hillside Community Centre
• → 95th Birthday Celebrations
• → Pictou County Projects in Province's Five Year Capital Plan
• → Environmental Assessment Report Required for Northern Pulp Effluent Treatment Plant
• → Wanted: Contact Info from Pictou County Producers
• → Finance and Property Services Highlights from Dec. 16, 2019
• → 25 Years of Service
• → All of the land in East River Business Park under one low tax rate
• → December 2 Council Highlights
• → Council Recognizes Two Community Groups for Going Solar
• → Council agrees to forming a climate change committee
• → MUNICIPAL AWARENESS WEEK: Where are your tax dollars being spent
• → Rebates and assistance available to help offset home heating costs
• → Municipality of Pictou County ends past fiscal year with a surplus
• → Local Community Centres receive Provincial Funding for Upgrades
• → Warden Robert Parker Guest Speaker at Sunny Brae Remembrance Day Service
• → Tree for Boston Cutting Ceremony Nov. 13
• → Nov. 11 Remembrance Day Services in Pictou County
• → New wastewater lift station being built in East River Business Park
• → Tenders Awarded For Two MOPC Projects
• → Phase One of Broadband Project Set to Begin
• → Pictou County RENS tackling some of the area's biggest workplace problems
• → Design plans unveiled for new Pictou library and deCoste Centre cultural hub
• → Eight local fire departments receive provincial funding for equipment purchases
• → Oct. 7 Council Highlights
• → Northern Pulp files Focus Report for Replacement of Effluent Treatment Facility Project
• → Pictou County Ushers in A New Era of Rural Broadband Based on Community Owned Networks
• → TIR Provides Council with Updates on Springville Bridge and Abercrombie Intersection
• → Nova Scotia starts legislation to ban plastic bags
• → Council calls for National Task force on the Future of Forestry
• → Pictou County Regional Enterprise Network works to create a stronger business community
• → County Considers Changes to its Sewer Connection Bylaw
• → MUNICIPALITY OF THE COUNTY OF PICTOU CITIZEN APPOINTMENTS
• → Burning Questions and Answers about Provincial Burn Restrictions
• → Request for Proposals Redevelopment of Former School Board Office
• → Bear Aware
• → Porpoise Removed from Black Point Beach
• → Government Funding Announced for Trenton Park Improvement
• → Two Pictou County roads on government's radar for repaving
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• → Pictou Island opens Heritage Centre
• → Warden's Tea in River John
• → Lyme disease is being tested and treated properly in Nova Scotia, says NSHA physician
• → New Provincial Bursary for Agricultural Students
• → Job Fair August 26 for Tribus Services
• → Special Recognition for Bud MacPherson
• → Community Solar Energy Information Session being held July 10
• → Property Tax Rebate to Benefit Seniors
• → Meadowville Station Road Repaving a Priority for Province
• → County Presented Silver Medal from Special Olympics
• → Two Resident Physicians Coming to Pictou County
• → County Continues to Distribute AED Machines to Districts
• → Deceased Sea Turtle will be removed from District 4 beach
• → Speed Signs in Place
• → Pride Flag Raised at County Office
• → Wellness Centre Board Appoints New COO
• → Quarterly Water Bills to be Issued in July
• → “I think we are in the middle of a Lyme disease firestorm.”
• → For Sale by Tender
• → Spring Conference for Municipal Administrators of NS
• → Coal Mining Communities Come Together for Davis Day
• → Council Approves $18 Million Budget that Includes $8 Million Investment in High Speed Internet
• → Free Leash when you register your dog with Municipality of Pictou County
• → Municipality purchases Tick Kits for its employees
• → Planning Advisory Committee Opening
• → The Municipality of Pictou County's GIS Department has extra help this summer
• → Plymouth Fire Hall Installs New AED Machine
• → Travis Spears earns Residential Qualification from the Nova Scotia Building Officials Association
• → Federal Government Commits $100 Million to Boat Harbour Clean Up
• → Pictou County Wellness Centre receives ACOA funding for enhancements
• → Happy Anniversary to Us!
• → Council declares May as Lyme Disease Awareness Month
• → Municipality of Pictou County Adopts New Recreation Strategy
• → Traffic speed remains at status quo for now near Trenton Connector Intersection
• → Nova Bannerman's work in District One recognized by Council
• → Spring Weight Restrictions removal dates for Pictou County
• → Expanded Equipment Options for Emergency Services Provider Fund
• → Still Believing After 30 Years: MORE Run will take place May 8 throughout Pictou County
• → Municipality of Pictou County participates in Annual Day of Mourning Ceremony
• → Tax Bills Issued for Municipality of Pictou County
• → Municipal leaders meet with health authority to discuss mental health services
• → Improvements being done at busy Trenton Connector intersection
• → 140th Anniversary Celebrations
• → Volunteers honoured for their dedication and hard work
• → Landfill Vouchers Available May 1st
• → Volunteer Week April 7 to 13
• → Valley View Villa shows financial improvements in 2018
• → April 1st Council Highlights
• → Wayne Buttle recognized by Council for his dedication to Ivor MacDonald Memorial Arena
• → The Municipality of Pictou County will see an increase in its Federal Gas Tax funding
• → Province says Budget 2019-20 Invests in Northern Nova Scotia
• → County recognizes Epilepsy Awareness Day
• → Municipal leaders say NS Health Authority not forthcoming with answers about crisis mental health
• → Going the Distance: Province says no to Council's request for new Exit 28 interchange
• → Petition tabled in Legislature demanding Trenton Connector become safer
• → Spring Weight Restrictions in Place Monday, March 11
• → Council proclaims March 26 Purple Day
• → Bill MacEachern recognized by Council
• → Sarah MacIntosh-Wiseman New CEO for Pictou County Enterprise Network
• → One Month Left for Winter Fishing
• → Demolition Started on Former Linacy School
• → Jim Crawford - Volunteer of the Year for the Municipality of Pictou County
• → Bears for the Barho Children
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• → Class I Environmental Assessment - Replacement Effluent Treatment Facility Project
• → Small But Mighty
• → County recognizes Academic Achievements of Myles O'Brien
• → Historic Quintuplets birth marked by County
• → Concerns voiced and solutions sought regarding safety issues at Abercrombie intersection
• → Volunteer Board Vacancies
• → Winter Walk Day
• → Highlights from January Property and Financial Services Meetings
• → County installs second flag pole for community groups
• → Summer student federal grant application deadline extended
• → Don't Be Left in the Dark
• → Three Partnerships Qualify to Bid on Highway 104 Twinning Tender
• → Renovations near complete
• → Durham Church Hall installs new life saving device
• → Walk this Way!
• → PROPERTY AND FINANCIAL SERVICES MEETINGS POSTPONED
• → Pre-Primary Registration For 2019-20 Now Open
• → Good Neighbour Energy Fund Available
• → Jan. 29 Public Meeting to Address Traffic Safety Concerns in Abercrombie
• → Property and Finance Committee Meetings Monday, Jan. 21
• → Funding assistance available for children in sports
• → Let's Talk Recreation and Active Living ends with community session in Thorburn
• → Final Let's Talk Community Session Tonight
• → Deadline for optional French programs in CCRCE Feb. 15
• → Grant application deadline approaching for summer recreation programs
• → East Pictou Rural High Celebrates 50 Years of Excellence
• → Recreation and Active Living in River John
• → Hillside Group Holding Two-Day Flea Market To Raise Funds To Build New Hall
• → 2019 property assessments are now in the mail!
• → Murray Quintuplets will be honoured during special ceremony
• → Applications now being accepted for low income tax exemptions
• → Come on out! Community session on recreation and active living coming to River John
• → Pictou County’s libraries encouraging citizens to get outside with snow shoe rentals
• → Let's Talk Recreation and Active Living in District One
• → Council highlights from Jan. 7 meeting
• → Volunteer nominations now being accepted
• → Recreation and active living community session in Merigomish (Thursday) tonight
• → River John teen overwhelmed with experience on national stage
• → Municipal Grant deadline Feb. 28
• → Seniors Outreach Program breaks up long winters for rural residents
• → Boat Harbour Remediation Project — Public Comments Invited
• → Municipal Council supports Boat Harbour Act
• → Council meeting Monday, Jan 7
• → Year in Review: County works to improve services for rural residents
• → It’s time to talk recreation and active living in 2019
• → 2019 preliminary property assessments available to view online
• → Homeowners Enjoy Warmer Houses, Save Money Through Energy Efficiency Upgrades
• → New Year's Eve skate at Hector Arena a success
• → District One Christmas decorating contest winners announced
• → Garden of Eden Community Centre celebrates new addition to building
• → Winter Sportfishing Season Opens Jan. 1
• → Highway twinning should include construction of Exit 28, says District One Councillor
• → Pictou County Regional Enterprise Network searching for CEO
• → Environmental assessment underway for highway twinning project
• → Tenders awarded for snow clearing and demolition
• → County Staff celebrate Christmas with Ugly Sweater Day
• → Adopt a Library Literacy Program going strong in Pictou and Antigonish Counties
• → County councillor plays a part in returning important piece of history to rightful owner
• → Pictou County Solid Waste Holiday Collection Schedule
• → Finance and Property Services meetings postponed to Wednesday
• → Province spending $300 million to improve roads, highways and bridges
• → Little Harbour FD makes donation to food bank
• → Little Harbour Fire Department honours its members
• → Finance and Property Services meetings postponed tonight
• → 144 Construction Engineering Flight recruiting new members
• → Christmas donation from County staff
• → Water main replacement continue in MacLellans Brook
• → Recreation community sessions postponed until the New Year
• → County purchases eight defibrillators for community groups
• → Let's Talk Recreation and Active Living community session input now ready for review
• → Owner of WhistleBerry Market and Eatery hoping for January opening
• → East River Valley residents talk recreation
• → Wastewater hookup now available in Abercrombie area
• → Let's Talk Recreation and Active Living session coming to Eureka
• → Truck traffic on Highway 376 a concern for council
• → Let's Talk Recreation and Active Living continues Wednesday in Alma
• → Let's Talk Recreation and Active Living Community Sessions
• → Dec. 3 Council highlights
• → Residential building permits increase in 2018 for the Municipality of Pictou County
• → Grants Help Community Groups and Municipalities Improve Accessibility
• → Municipal staff honoured with long service awards
• → Tea with the Warden in French River
• → Let's Talk Recreation and Active Living Community Sessions start Tuesday
• → Council Meeting Dec. 3
• → Warming Centre at Caribou Fire Hall
• → River John Recreaton Community Session Cancelled Tonight
• → Office will remain closed Thursdsy
• → County office closed until noon
• → Garden of Eden Open House
• → Phone surveys taking place in Pictou County
• → Local musician wins prestigious award before returning home for concert
• → Sheree Fitch recipient of New Brunswick Literacy Award
• → Pictou County celebrates National 4-H Month
• → Durham community comes together to help others in need
• → Pictou County Christmas Fund raises $87,000 for families in need
• → Municipality issues tender for Linacy School Demolition
• → West River couple celebrates 60th wedding anniversary
• → Let's Talk Recreation and Active Living in Pictou County
• → Alma- Springfield Estates ready for wastewater and water hookup
• → County councillors request meeting with province to discuss Northern Pulp’s proposed effluent treatment facility
• → Pictou County MultiSport begins Sunday
• → District 1 Fitness Challenge ready to start Nov. 25
• → J-Class Roads in District 10 resurfaced
• → Water Outage Plymouth Park and River Road
• → Hillside Community Society purchases land from County
• → Grant funding helps District 11 community halls upgrade buildings
• → Sidewalk work near complete in the county
• → Municipality office closed Monday, Nov. 12
• → Lest We Forget
• → Municipality of Pictou County has surplus in 2017-2018 fiscal year
• → Highlights from the Nov.5, 2018 council meeting
• → HGC Celebrates 75 Years
• → Council Approves 2018-2019 Operating Budget
• → Municipal Council Declares June 2-9 Bike Week
• → Municipality Sends Condolences to Humboldt
• → Internet Performance Map Coming to Pictou
• → Municipal Council Supports Purple Day
• → Municipality Developing Project to Connect Local Farmers to Consumers
• → Rural Internet and Cellular Project Update
• → Council Adopts Strategic Priorities