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For students in Oxford, this week is the culmination of years of hard work. Let the celebrations begin.

With the warm weather comes the annual presence of work crews on the highways, and the streets of Oxford will also see safety vests and traffic interruptions – but not much.

Nova Scotians deserve to know they will have the level of care they need as they age, and they will.

Cumberland RCMP made a detailed presentation of their current services to Cumberland county council.

Cumberland Municipal Council received a much anticipated consultant’s report today, one that will have far reaching implications for the county’s sixteen fire departments.

The long-awaited annual meeting of the Pugwash Co-op turned into a social gathering.

Six Rivers News is growing again. Springhill is being added to the coverage area.

Nova Scotians care deeply about their natural environment and about our collective efforts to ensure a sustainable, prosperous future for generations to come.

Ten more Nova Scotians died this week as the COVID pandemic continues its quiet onslaught.

The gallery was full yesterday as the Municipality of Cumberland held its final public hearing on a proposed new set of bylaws regarding wind energy proposals.

The Pugwash Village Commission was quite creative in its effort to secure a quorum for its recent meeting.

Cumberland County District RCMP investigated a fatal motorcycle crash on North Shore Road in Malagash on Sunday.

Plans to establish a commercial kitchen in an antique train caboose have been put on hold by the Pugwash Farmers’ Market.