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Ruth Mitchell
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All articles of Ruth Mitchell
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Win or go home for Summerside Capitals
SUMMERSIDE – For the first time all season, the Summerside Western Capitals are facing a win or go home scenario. As host team for the 2013 RBC ... -
Newspaper delivery delayed this morning
PICTOU COUNTY - Please be advised that delivery of The News will be delayed about four hours today. A delivery truck carrying the newspapers had ... -
Restoring the Pioneer Cemetery
NEW GLASGOW - Clyde Fraser, left, and Clyde Macdonald pause at the monument of Rev. James MacGregor, buried in the Pioneer cemetery in New ... -
Police briefs
New Glasgow Regional Police Services were called out Friday after a person admitted to the Aberdeen Hospital left without authorizaion. Police ... -
Special signature
Mona MacDonald stands with Arnold Palmer while he signs a hat. Mona and her husband Jim ran into the famous golfer at the start of the ... -
New Glasgow woman among Big Brother Canada contestants
A New Glasgow woman and two other Nova Scotians are among the 15 contestants in the upcoming reality show Big Brother Canada. Jillian ... -
North Nova January athletes of the month
Sam Cameron Grade: 12 Sport: boys hockey Highlights: Eight goals and nine assists in seven games. In total: 32 games, with 46 points. ... -
Stellarton team to join the Kings County Baseball...
CHARLOTTETOWN – President Aquinas Ryan said the league unanimously approved the addition of junior teams from Summerside and Stellarton, N.S. at ... -
No closer to opening date for community centre
TRURO – Management at the Rath Eastlink Community Centre (RECC) are no closer to setting an opening date, but when they announce one, they will ... -
Province to continue paving program
NEW GLASGOW – Yellow trucks will continue to haul chip seal on the province’s roads for at least the next few years, said Transportation Minister ... -
Eye on the ball
Madison Sample eyes the ball before picking up a hit in Stellarton and Area Girls Minor Softball league action Wednesday night at the Dorrington ... -
Making their stand
NEW GLASGOW - They walked. They waved. And they chanted to raise awareness about their need for a new meeting space.But the crowd gathered along ... -
Keep away
Northern Nova United U-10 player Allison Hood takes the ball away from her Antigonish Celtics opponent Wednesday night at the Stellarton Complex. ... -
Great days for the beach
Josey Burris, left, 3, and Kayla Burris, 5, build sandcastles, with plenty of raw materials at hand, at Melmerby Beach Tuesday afternoon. ... -
Don’t lie down for cancer, take precautions
To the editor,For the second year in a row, it’s estimated Nova Scotia will have the highest rates of malignant melanoma in the country. ... -
MacKay spends Canada Day in Afghanistan
KABUL, Afghanistan - Central Nova MP Peter MacKay, Minister of National Defence, were in Afghanistan over the holiday weekend to celebrate Canada ... -
Team worries fundraiser in jeopardy: Flea market...
NEW GLASGOW – The Pictou County Scotians Hockey Club is concerned a new flea market in the county may cut into the business they use to fund ... -
Students get special visit from pair of ponies
Beaufort takes a bite of grass from the lawn at A.G. Baillie Elementary School.“He’s eating the grass!” a student says.“Of course, that’s his ... -
Bike rodeo teaches tests skills
Caden MacDonald takes place in the Bike Rodeo put on by the Trenton Fire Department and New Glasgow Police Saturday at the Trenton Arena ... -
Another win would be great cap to career
By: Kevin Adshade Martin Brodeur turned 40 last Sunday, two days before his New Jersey Devils knocked the favoured Philadelphia Flyers out of the ... -
The benefits of winter activities
On the move - Well, it looks as though we could be having a real hard core winter this year. Over recent years, we have been spared, so to speak, ...



