Sherry Mulley MacDonald
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Prayer breakfast recognizes those making a difference in Cape Breton (opens the original)
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Taking time to honour those who are making a positive difference in our community is integral in ensuring that people continue to give their time to do the work that others have chosen not to. Whether it is volunteering for a local food bank or arranging fundraisers to provide gifts for children at Christmas, people who give of themselves are essential to making sure our community meets its altruistic expectations. On October 6, members of Island Business Ministries will host the 21st annual Lea
CBRM’s 30th anniversary celebration entertains in North Sydney (opens the original)
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There was a lot of toe tapping going on at Indian Beach in North Sydney this past Sunday. The rain may have hampered the original plans for 30th anniversary celebrations for the Cape Breton Regional Municipality, but the weather didn’t stop people from coming out the following week to enjoy an afternoon of food, fun and festivities. Many were disappointed to learn that the anniversary celebration would be cancelled because of last week’s intense rainstorm. They were elated to learn that it was r
Rural bridge replacement welcome addition to Cape Breton backwoods trails (opens the original)
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The shift in weather patterns resulting in high winds and heavy rain in recent years has wreaked havoc on property and infrastructure on Cape Breton Island. The recent multi-day rain event will likely go down in history as the worst this island has ever seen. There has been report after report of damage to roads, infrastructure and personal property. This one resulted in the tragic loss of a life. In the past, no municipality has been more affected than Victoria County and this most recent rains
Cape Breton community's Park 223 offers a little something for everyone (opens the original)
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The folks living in the quaint rural community of Boisdale have a lot to be proud of. In addition to living in one of the most picturesque areas along the Bras d’Or Lake, they are home to arguably the most beautiful park on Cape Breton Island. The meticulously tended Park 223, located in the heart of the community, is relatively new. In the spring of 2020, residents recognized the need for a green space — one where they could come together to take a walk, spend time with their pets and meet up w
All-decades reunion planned for graduates of former Cape Breton high school (opens the original)
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Members of the organizing committee for the upcoming Morrison High School all-decades reunion are inviting former students to spread the word to ensure that as many past graduates as possible receive an invitation. Jane MacGregor is a member of the organizing committee and she said she will be excited to see former friends and classmates at the reunion, which is planned for this coming September. She said the school has had class reunions in the past, but this is the first time that all graduati
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