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Community Solar Energy Information Session being held July 10
The Plymouth Community Centre is now self-sufficient thanks to 72 solar panels installed under the Nova Scotia Government’s Solar for Electricity for Community Buildings Program.
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Property Tax Rebate to Benefit Seniors
Low-income seniors will be able to afford to stay in their homes longer, thanks to the Property Tax Rebate for Seniors.
Meadowville Station Road Repaving a Priority for Province
Sometimes being ranked as one of the top worst Roads in Atlantic Canada isn’t such a bad thing.
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County Presented Silver Medal from Special Olympics
Cathy Mason, left, regional coordinator for Special Olympics Pictou County, and Stacey Saunders, a national gold and silver medalist for Special Olympics, present Municipality of Pictou County Warden Robert Parker…
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Two Resident Physicians Coming to Pictou County
Nova Scotians will have access to more family doctors as new residents begin their training this month.
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County Continues to Distribute AED Machines to Districts
County Warden Robert Parker, left, and Deputy Warden Wayne Murray look over the recently purchased AED machines purchased by the Municipality of Pictou County for community halls in rural districts.
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Deceased Sea Turtle will be removed from District 4 beach
WARNING - GRAPHIC IMAGE: The remains of a Leatherback Sea Turtle has washed up on a beach in District 4.
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Speed Signs in Place
The public works department of the Municipality of Pictou County was busy recently installing three speed signs.
Pride Flag Raised at County Office
Here, from the front, left: Deputy Warden Wayne Murray, Joy Polley of the PC Rainbow Community and Warden Robert Parker.