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Complete June 2026 Eastern Shore Cooperator

June 08, 2026

Here is the complete May 2026 edition of the Eastern Shore Cooperator. Click on the link to open the file. Complete June 2026 Issue ESC (read full article)

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By Thomas Scott The Eastern Shore Community Centre hosted half of the Metro Minor Lacrosse League championship games on July 9. Two Eastern Shore Breakers teams took home championships, the U15 A boys and the U15 female Breakers. Club president John Fry told the Cooperator that the championship games showed how much interest there is in the sport: "We had a great turnout," Fry said. "There were lots of people filling the rink." (read full article)

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U7 Hockey Jamboree Coming to the Harbour

March 03, 2023

By Meghan McMorris On March 11th and 12th, the Eastern Shore Community Centre in Musquodoboit Harbour will be buzzing with children ages 4-6 from across the province, with skates, jerseys, and hockey sticks in hand. With their families and friends in tow, ready to cheer them on, the Eastern Shore can expect over 2000 visitors.  (read full article)

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Losing Daylight & Watching for Wildlife

January 24, 2023

Did you know that wildlife collisions occur most often between 6-9 – both AM and PM hours? During the hours around sunrise and sunset, our wildlife is on the move. Wildlife, especially deer, are sometimes hard to see until the last moment, so we have some tips to help avoid wildlife collisions. (read full article)

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VanWychen Wins Soccer Award

January 23, 2023

17-year-old Isaac VanWychen received the 2022 Male Youth Performance Player of the Year award at the Soccer NS Night of Excellence. VanWychen, who lives in Middle Musquodoboit, will be playing soccer this fall on a soccer scholarship at St. Francis Xavier University. He was a member of the NS Canada Games Soccer team that represented Nova Scotia at the Summer Canada Games in Niagara in August of last year. Van Wychen also plays table tennis and will be representing Nova Scotia at the Canada Winter Games in February 2023 as a Table Tennis athlete. (read full article)

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Chezzetcook and District Lions July 2025

July 11, 2025

On Friday, June 20 the Chezzetcook and District Lions Club held an Old Fashioned Kitchen Party. Those in attendance enjoyed a fun night dancing away to the music of Bruce Carpenter and the Guys. West Petpeswick is the home for this adorable fox family. They have grown quite a bit since this photo and are moving around and wandering further afar. Nature is so beautiful! (read full article)

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First United Church News July 2025

July 11, 2025

The First United Church celebrated their 100th Anniversary on Sunday, June 8 with a Pot Luck lunch after the church service. This is always a good time to meet and greet people you may have not seen for awhile. The Anniversary cake was enjoyed by all. (read full article)

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June 21st Yard Sale

July 11, 2025

Many items were available. BBQ burgers and hot dogs were available for hungry shoppers. (read full article)

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Gaetz Brook Legion Branch 161 Events July 2025

July 11, 2025

At the June 17 General Meeting of the Eastern Marine Branch 161 Legion Amy Randell, 4th Year University student and Kegan O’Grady, 1st Year University student, received their Bursaries from President Dean Othen. Congratulations and best of luck in your studies. (read full article)

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ESDH Needs YOU

May 15, 2026

An Eastern Shore Cooperator Editorial May 15, 2026 The Eastern Shore District High Building Needs YOU! (read full article)

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Community Wealth Building One

March 12, 2026

Community Wealth Building March 12, 2026 A new kind of economy. (read full article)

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A Different Style of Politics

March 10, 2026

An Editorial Responding to the Houston/PC Budget Cuts (read full article)

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On Friendship

June 30, 2025

By John English “There is nothing on this earth more to be prized than true friendship.” --Thomas Aquinas I desire connection. As a human being, I am a very social animal; I need a “tribe”, a social group in which I feel accepted, protected and valued. Within this social group is my family unit – parents, grandparents, children, and extended relatives – but also included are my fellow group members, my neighbours and co-workers and coffee shop mates. Among this non-family component of the social group are my friends. (read full article)

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Lake Echo Lions Canada Day

Complete June 2026 Eastern Shore Cooperator

Lacrosse Takes Over the Shore

U7 Hockey Jamboree Coming to the Harbour

Losing Daylight & Watching for Wildlife

VanWychen Wins Soccer Award

Chezzetcook and District Lions July 2025

First United Church News July 2025

June 21st Yard Sale

Gaetz Brook Legion Branch 161 Events July 2025

ESDH Needs YOU

Community Wealth Building One

A Different Style of Politics

On Friendship

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