Grand Bay-Westfield News

Fred Levoie of Sussex feels a particular fondness for Canada Day. 1 of 7 Tammy Scott-Wallace/Telegraph-Journal These three sisters were on hand for Canada Day celebrations in Sussex.

If their bark is bad and their bite is worse, your canine pal may be able to fetch the title of Canada's Naughtiest Dog.

TODAY * Jeff Morris, Prince Edward Island's pop-rock purveyor plays the pedway stage in Fredericton at 8 p.m. as part of the city's Canada Day festivities.

If you are looking for variety the next week has plenty of it. First is the longest race on the calendar with the Cst.

The city could charge people from outlying areas for using municipal services with a range of potential taxes, private consultants say.

TODAY * A Canada Day Celebrations kick-off event takes place at 12:30 p.m. on Boardwalk Stage outside Market Square in Saint John.

Cody Hobart of Grand Bay-Westfield captured the box title with a .502 light at Miramichi Dragway Park May 31.

A last-minute rush of adoptions from the Saint John Animal Rescue League over the weekend halted the euthanization of at least 19 cats.

Barbette Hayward provides the entertainment during the unveiling of the 2009 Fundy Bay Festival lineup of talent at a press conference at Hampton Inn Hotel & Suites on Friday.

Cody Hobart of Grand Bay-Westfield captured the box title with a .502 light at Miramichi Dragway Park Sunday.

A community blood donor clinic will be held in Grand Bay-Westfield on Tuesday, June 9, from 5 to 8 p.m. It will be held at the fire station on River Valley Drive.

The River Valley Chamber of Commerce has come out in support of the proposed 500-home subdivision, Woods at Westfield, which is undergoing an environmental impact assessment.

With the St. John River serving as a backdrop, Grand Bay-Westfield Mayor Grace Losier, MLA Jack Keir and MP Greg Thompson announced that $5.4 million of infrastructure funding is set to flow into town.

Worldwide Marriage Encounter will be hosting a weekend experience for married couples at Brown's Flat, NB from June 12th to 14th, 2009.

We have all heard the expression "life is about choices" throughout our lives and we undoubtedly use that phrase as we raise our children.

Chris McCormick's column concerning victims in the education system does not go far enough.

A developer has submitted a tentative proposal to create a 103-lot subdivision in Hampton.

A New Brunswick man has pleaded guilty to multiple charges after taking part in a home invasion in which a man was tied up and beaten.

The Village of Millville will be one of nine New Brunswick communities working to advance healthy living initiatives in conjunction with a provincial coalition.

The search for a body in the St. John River has been called off by Grand Bay-Westfield RCMP.