By Dee Dwyer
On Barb King’s living room walls, wildlife is captured in watercolours and pastels capture wildlife from the plains of Africa to the waters of Antarctica: there’s a charging African elephant, not far from a pod of Emperor penguins. Barb King—an artist, traveller, and chair of the Old School Art Gallery—has recorded her travel adventures, landscapes, and animals in her elegant artwork.
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By Janice Christie
Sheet Harbour Radio hosted an Open House on April 28 at their online radio station headquarters, located at Gammon's Home Hardware. Visitors got to view the office and receive a tour of the equipment that the students use to broadcast Sheet Harbour radio around the clock.
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By Michele Graveline
The 7th annual VDay on the Shore took place at the Old School Community Gathering Place on May 12. The yearly show, inspired by the work of Eve Ensler and her 1996 play, Vagina Monologues, brings light to the dark subject of violence against women, girls, and those who identify as women.
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By Susanne Merrett
Years ago the BBC did a series of historical documentaries (Victorian Farm, Edwardian Farm, and Wartime Farm) which recreated everyday life on an English farm. I was totally captivated by the daily routines of those bygone eras. The animal husbandry and farming, building materials and techniques, clothing, equipment, and, especially, the food were all wonderfully fascinating.
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By Marcus Brady
One small class of 20 people from Eastern Shore District High have been making a positive impact on our community over the past semester. Leadership 12 is a course that focuses on growing the students into good leaders for their future.
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By DJ Shuman
The weekend of April 20th Halifax welcomed over three thousand Liberals from across Canada to our city for their biennial policy convention. Personally, I have never been to one of these conventions, so it was a very new experience for me. This year marks the first time that the Liberals’ convention has been has been held in Atlantic Canada. As the next federal election is just under a year away, and they are just on the heels of their success in the 2015 win, the Liberals were pleased to receive their best turnout ever, as well as the youngest convention ever.
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By Gina Dunn
Luke Jardine loves hockey. He enjoys the comradery of his teammates and meeting new people. So when the skilled defenseman was recently scouted by Legacy Sports and invited to play in the Hockey Hall of Fame Future Legends Tournament in Toronto, Ontario this past April, he was thrilled.
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By Gina Dunn
Over the years, the Eastern Shore has always had a strong record of sending players to play for Team Nova Scotia in the Canadian Youth Box Lacrosse Nationals and this year was no exception. The following players from the shore are playing for Team Nova Scotia. Congratulations to all and Good Luck!
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By Richard Bell
More than 80 people turned out for the Eastern Shore Minor Hockey Association’s annual general meeting on May 27 in the Bingo Hall of the Arena.
Outgoing president Joey Abelliera presided over the two-hour meeting. For the fiscal year ending April 30, 2018, the group had revenues of $254,79462, and expenses of $251,650.06, for a net income of $3,144.56. The Timbits Jamboree in March, 2018 was very successful, bringing in $10,000. A total of 287 players ended up participating in this year’s session, with a projection for a modest increase next year to 300.
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Dear Editor:
A great Town Hall Meeting regarding the health care crisis on Eastern Shore was held today (May 5) at the Lions Centre in Sheet Harbour!
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