Gas Update via Joel Hirtle
Gas up 2.4 and diesel up 4.3 at midnight
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Chimney Fire Season 🧱 🔥🧹
🧱 🔥🧹 Each year, firefighters across Nova Scotia respond to numerous chimney fires due to improper maintenance. Most chimney fires are caused by creosote, which is a by-product resulting from the incomplete burning of wood. Creosote builds up on the sides of your chimney as a liquid and later forms into a solid. As it […]
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Remembrance Day scheduled in Berwick
The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 069 Ortona, invites the community to join them on Remembrance Day. Located in-front of the Berwick & District School, Cenotaph at 220 Veterans Drive, Berwick. Community members are asked to arrive by 1045AM on November 11th. There will also be a dinner at the Berwick Legion on the evening […]
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Getting back to normalcy
Only weeks ago our woods and forests were vulnerable, with homes and communities threatened. The leaves have fallen, days have become shorter and colder weather is being felt in the air. Many water sources are still trying to regain their balance, while residents in various communities struggle to keep water in their wells. Our summer […]
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Challenging training in Martock
Over the weekend, members with the Canadian Mountain Rescue Team and Brooklyn Volunteer Fire Department worked through some challenging scenarios. Many of our first responders take their weekends to hone in on their skills, extra time outside of their scheduled training schedule. Both scenarios involved a mock motor vehicle accident, while also using rope rescue […]
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Calendars are still for sale !!! 😀
All calendars are $15 each and can be ordered by visiting the order form below ⤵️ http://calendar.thevalleyeyephotography.ca Calendars can be picked up and delivered in Annapolis, Hants and Kings Counties. You can also have yours shipped for an additional $10 charge. Portions from each calendar sale are being donated back to residents impacted by the […]
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Windsor man facing charges following search warrant
The RCMP’s Provincial Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) Unit has charged a Windsor man with child sexual abuse and exploitation material offences. On October 22, the ICE Unit and Digital Forensic Services, assisted by West Hants RCMP’s General Investigative Section and Street Crime Enforcement Unit, executed a search warrant at a home on Wiley Ave., Windsor, […]
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Vehicle fire results in delays – Highway 101 in Garlands Crossing
Earlier this afternoon, Brooklyn Firefighters were dispatched to a vehicle fire along Highway 101 in Garlands Crossing. Firefighters arrived on scene to a fully involved pick-up truck on fire, on the side of the highway. West Hants District RCMP assisted with shutting down Highway 101 heading towards the valley so fire crews could safely work […]
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Moon in Falmouth
Spotted the moon through the blue skies in Falmouth! Adrian J.
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Nova Scotia Wildfire season officially ends
The 2025 Wildfire Season has officially come to an end. Each year the wildfire season spans from March 15th to October 15th, with restrictions in place for campfires and brush domestic burning. Due to unprecedented drought and fire conditions, the wildfire season for 2025 was extended to October 31st. Throughout the summer, our volunteer firefighters […]
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