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Province awards $3-million interchange contract
A contract valued at $2.57 million has been awarded to Debly Enterprises Ltd. for grading and paving on Highway 1, adjacent to the westbound lanes.
Officer violated man's rights: judge
A judge has acquitted a St. Andrews man of driving while impaired because an RCMP officer refused to let him call his lawyer with a cellphone from the backseat of a patrol car.
By BARB RAYNER barbrayn@nbnet.nb.ca ST. GEORGE - A proposal by Acadian Bus Lines to cut the bus service it provides between Saint John and Bangor, Me., would have a detrimental effect on people in Charlotte County, says Fisheries Minister Rick Doucet.
Fundy High reopens after chemical spill
Fundy High School in St. George, N.B., will reopen for classes on Monday, four days after a chemical spill forced the evacuation of the building.
Biker festival meets with roar of approval from officials
The fourth annual Atlanticade Motorcycle Festival will draw 5,000 bikers plus friends and family to Charlotte County in summer 2010, organizers said Monday.
My father's Second World War story
EDITOR'S NOTE: Angela Cook-Berthelot interviewed her father, Arnold Ernest Cook, about his wartime memories, shortly before his death in June of this year.
Businesses are working to keep pace with the fast-changing developments surrounding the H1N1 virus by crafting or fine-tuning their pandemic preparedness plans.
Our first allegiance should be to Canada
It disturbed me to read that some 40 francophone schools want to opt out of singing the Canadian anthem daily.
Swine flu cases keeping N.B. kids home
Many parents in the St. George, N.B., area are keeping their children home as the first confirmed cases of swine flu are appearing in schools.
Flu-haunted St. George turns into ghost town
Patrick White From Saturday's Globe and Mail Published on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2009 12:28AM EDT Last updated on Saturday, Oct.
Swine flu closes St. George schools
Five schools in the St. George, N.B., area will be closed on Friday due to swine flu, and some of them won't reopen until next Wednesday.
17, 8 to 10 a.m., Big community breakfast at the Presbyterian Kirk, 180 Brunswick St., St.
Who will be the Business of the Year?
By KATHY BOCKUS kathy@stcroixcourier.ca ST. STEPHEN - The nominees have been chosen for this year's New Business of the Year and Business of the Year awarded by the St.
Guilty plea in stabbing death of newborn
ST. ANDREWS, N.B. A New Brunswick man accused of fatally stabbing a newborn in the heart earlier this year has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder.
Utopia mill welcomes rebate extension
The Lake Utopia Paper mill in the St. George area won't complain if the provincial government keeps extending a tax rebate to offset high energy costs.
KVA Unit 43 is holding its monthly meeting today at 2 p.m. at No. 6 Royal Canadian Legion.
Weekly Fredericton drop-in jam sessions help spread a love of Irish and Celtic music.