Drive sober!
The best unopened gift this holiday season, is your airbag đ Plan ahead, get a ride and please drive sober, so we can all make it home to our loved ones. Adrian J.
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Charges following traffic stop and search warrant for Brickton Man
Annapolis District RCMP has charged a Brickton man after seizing ammunition, firearm parts, and improvised explosive devices during the execution of search warrants. On December 16, RCMP officers learned that a 42-year-old man had been shot with a rubber projectile approximately two weeks earlier. The projectile was fired by a man known to him, 34-year-old […]
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Mailboxes continue to be the victim of damages and thefts
More mailboxes have been targeted yet again in Windermere and Waterville. This is the second time this week that mailboxes have been forcibly opened, removing mail from residents in our communities. You are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to the Kings District RCMP. Adrian J.
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Man facing more than 30 sexual offences involving youth
The West Hants RCMP General Investigation Section (GIS) has now charged an Ontario man for more than 30 sexual offences involving youth as part of an investigation that began in 2022. In August 2025, the 29-year-old man appeared in Kentville Provincial Court to face charges of Luring a Child, Indecent Communications and Transmit Sexually Explicit […]
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Annapolis Valley First Nations welcome new Chief & Council
Big changes took place on Monday afternoon as the community gathered for the swearing-in ceremony for their new chief and council. Many were present, including dignitaries, direct community members and neighbouring communities, to celebrate the need for change that was voted by the community. (Community members taking in the big change) Personally, this event was […]
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The legacy of Jacob Stern lives on
With the holiday season being one of the hardest times for families, many local businesses, organizations and dozens of others within the community come together each year, to help those struggling; all in memory of one little boy. âI met him when he was two. I just kind of became his grandmother. I didnât have […]
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Reports of thefts and damages continue in Kings County.
This week there have been additional attempts of thefts, thefts and damaged to property in Waterville, Berwick & Coldbrook and potentially other areas not listed. This community mailbox was broken into along Black Rock Road in Waterville where residents mail was accessed. I believe there was another mailbox that was also broken into but Iâm […]
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Changes in weather for Monday commute
If youâre getting up this morning youâll notice a big change in the temperatures outside! It currently feels like -11 degrees in Berwick after some nice mild weather the past few days. There was a little skiff of flurries thatâs accumulated on roadways overnight and black ice underneath is making it slippery in some places […]
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History still stands in Windsor
Reminiscence of the former Textile plant in Windsor still partially stands. The mill was built in the 1800s, known for its core product of men’s, women’s, and children’s underwear, especially long underwear. During peak production, the Textile plant employed hundreds of residents, being one of the largest employers in Hants County for decades until closing […]
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Black ice across the Annapolis Valley
Getting some reports of black ice along higher terrain this evening. What is black ice? Black ice is a thin, transparent layer of ice on a surface, such as a road or sidewalk, that is nearly invisible because it allows the dark pavement below to be seen through it. Use caution and drive safe! Adrian […]
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