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An unidentified man is partially obscured by heavy snowfall as he walks by the post office in Sackville Wednesday afternoon. Area residents woke up to snow-covered streets and school cancellations on Wednesday. As the day went on, RCMP were warning drivers to slow down due to the slippery conditions. Most of the province is experiencing snow, but Southeastern New Brunswick is expected to see the most accumulation. TOWER

Snow closes schools, creates dangerous driving conditions

An unidentified man is partially obscured by the heavy snowfall as he walks by the post office in Sackville Wednesday afternoon. Area residents woke up to snow-covered streets and school...

February 1, 2012

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More than 70 local athletes, coaches and volunteers were honoured last Wednesday evening during Sackille’s annual Sports Recognition Night at the civic centre. The event highlighted achievements in a variety of sports, including swimmming, cross-country, figure skating, lacrosse, curling, basketball, football, hockey, baseball, marksmanship and more. TOWER PHOTO

Sackville Sport Recognition Night honours area’s finest

Sackville is a model for all others in community participation. That was the word delivered during the annual Sackville Sport Recognition Night by none other than Senator Carolyn Stewart...

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February 1, 2012

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Ian Mauro (left), Mount Allison’s Canada Research Chair in Human Dimensions of Enviromental Change, is shown with Zacharias Kunuk. The two co-directed the film Qapirangajuq: Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change, which will be screened in Sackville on Sunday, Feb. 5.

The Fast Runner director to screen film at Mount Allison University

Renowned Inuk film director Zacharias Kunuk will make his first-ever appearance in New Brunswick at Mount Allison University on Sunday, Feb. 5. Kunuk, who is best known for his film...

February 1, 2012

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Jane Coates, left, and Tolkien Merrigan enjoying painting snow during last year's Family's Day Out activity during Sackville's WinterFest. Snow painting will be back this year, as well as a new challenge for families at Beech Hill Park.

Wintertime literacy fun for all families in Sackville

A whole weekend of fun and learning is in store with two events hosted by the Tantramar Family Resource Centre this weekend in Sackville. As part of the Town of Sackville's WinterFest, the...

February 1, 2012

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Auditor General report indicates province's fiscal health continues to...

  Auditor General Kim MacPherson's concern with the province's fiscal state was highlighted in her report tabled in the legislative assembly Jan. 12. She cited a number of disturbing trends...

January 13, 2012

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