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Go outside right now!!!! 

November 11, 2025November 18, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

The skies have opened up just enough to see the faint light from the Northern Lights.  Taken only moments ago along Black Rock Road in Waterville.  Adrian J.

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Calendars in Wilmot

November 10, 2025November 18, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

Calendars are still available at Green Leaf Enterprises in Wilmot!  Their floral shop has a plethora of Christmas decor to choose from this time of year and is certainly worth just going to check out.  They also make custom wreaths, kissing balls, swags, hanging baskets and other items!  📍14504 Highway 1, Wilmot Calendars are $15 […]

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Seven Falls in Forest Glade

November 9, 2025November 18, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

It was a beautiful afternoon to get out and enjoy the fresh air in Forest Glade.  Seven Falls was a first for me today, located off of Vault Road and a short hike into the woods.  The name is quite fitting, where smaller falls make for stunning views but as you continue up farther, there’s […]

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Planned power outage scheduled in Berwick

November 9, 2025November 18, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

There will be a planned power outage impacting residents in the Town of Berwick this evening at 10PM for approximately an hour.  From the Berwick Electric Commission:  ALERT: Planned Power Outage in Berwick Sunday, Nov. 9th 10 PM Please be advised that there will be a planned power outage in our area on Sunday, Nov. […]

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Remembrance Day in Waterville

November 9, 2025November 18, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

On November 11th, there will be a Remembrance Service at the Waterville Veteran’s Memorial at 1045 AM next to the post office in Waterville.  Community members are welcome to attend the ceremony, as we remember those who served.  Adrian J.

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String of fires at Valley Waste Resource Management, result of Lithium Batteries

November 8, 2025November 18, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

Over the last two years, 61% of the fires reported at the Valley Waste Resource Management location in Kentville have been a result of Lithium batteries.  In a summary of incidents published by Valley Waste, there have been 13 fires at the facility between September 2023 to September 2025, with 8 of those being a […]

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Civic signs crucial with less day light

November 8, 2025November 18, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

With our clocks officially falling back, that means our hours of daylight have been cut short!  While this slight adjustment might not change your routine, it changes significantly for emergency services while they are responding to emergencies.  In most cases first responders struggle to locate homes in the dark, this is due to improperly displayed […]

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Northern Lights visible by camera in Margaretsville

November 6, 2025November 18, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

Not visible from the naked eye but with a manual camera some of the Northern Lights were picked up from Margaretsville.  It’s certainly not a favourable night for shooting photography.  Heavy winds, cold air, high tide resulting in salt water splashing onto the camera lense and the moon shining bright, which are all creating obstacles […]

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Gas Update via Joel Hirtle

November 6, 2025November 18, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

Gas up 2.4 and diesel up 4.3 at midnight

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Chimney Fire Season 🧱 🔥🧹

November 4, 2025November 18, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

🧱 🔥🧹 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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