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Alison Strachan: Lunenburg Celebrates 30 Years As UNESCO World Heritage Site

By Alison Strachan On Thursday, Dec. 4, the Town of Lunenburg celebrated 30 years as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The ceremony was held in the Lunenburg Academy of Music Performance (LAMP) atop the third floor of the iconic Lunenburg Academy with its spectacular 360-degree views of the community and…Lunenburg · Lunenburg Read Article

Blockhouse Hill Park: Lunenburg Landlord/Developer Thom Barclay Writes: 'Your dogged Notebook reporting was key in keeping this topic top of mind and its eventual democratic resolution'

Editor's Note: As The Macdonald Notebook reports this week, Lunenburg Town Hall won't sell the 22-acre Blockhouse Hill Park, after all - the current mayor, His Worship Jamie Myra & his Town council voted unanimously to remove a 2023 former town council decision to declare the park, established in 1753,…Lunenburg · Lunenburg Read Article

Blockhouse Hill Park: How We Paid The Price For Tell-It-As-It-Is Journalism; Former Town Mayor Blacklisted The Notebook, Said 'Notebook Not A Credible News Outlet'

By Andrew Macdonald The Macdonald Notebook plans a full corp press report this weekend on why current Lunenburg Mayor Jamie Myra and his councillors voted unanimously this week to remove a ‘town property surplus’ designation at Blockhouse Hill Park. Essentially, it means the Town of Lunenburg will not sell the…Lunenburg · Lunenburg Read Article

What’s Needed Now To Protect Blockhouse Hill Park, forever & ever

What’s Needed Now To Protect Blockhouse Hill Park, forever & ever By Andrew Macdonald As we are reporting this week, Lunenburg Town Council has decided not to sell a 22-acre park called Blockhouse Hill Park to housing developers. In a unanimous decision, the town’s mayor, Jamie Myra, and his council…Lunenburg · Lunenburg Read Article

Hospice beds start opening at Fishermen’s Memorial Hospital in January

LUNENBURG, N.S. – Enhanced support for patients and families in need of end-of-life care will be available with the phased opening of beds in the Fishermen’s Memorial Hospital hospice unit.“Plenty of hard work, planning and consultation has allowed us to begin the opening of the hospice care beds,” said Dr. Patricia Caldeira, who accepted the position of hospice medical director at Fishermen’s Memorial Hospital earlier this year.Lunenburg · Lunenburg Read Article

Breaking News: Lunenburg Town Council Unanimously Vote Against Massive Housing Development At Blockhouse Hill Park - Our Impactful Notebook Journalism Crusade Saves The Park, Est. 1753 From Massive Housing Plan

Impactful Journalism: Notebook Journalism Crusade Saves Blockhouse Hill Park From Massive Housing Plan By Andrew Macdonald Lunenburg Town Council unanimously voted Tuesday night to protect Blockhouse Hill and the Lunenburg Common Lands from a proposed massive housing project. The park was created in 1753, not long after the town of…Journalism · Lunenburg Read Article

Zoe Mosher Named to Team Canada for World Athletics Cross Country Championships - Villanova University

VILLANOVA, Pa.—First year distance runner Zoe Mosher (Pleasantville, N.S.) was officially named to Team Canada this week for the upcoming World Athletics Cross Country Championships. She earned the chance to represent her country on a world stage after finishing fifth in the U20 Women's race at the Athletics Canada Canadian Cross Country Championships last weekend. Mosher is coming off a strong collegiate debut season for Villanova and will now …Pleasantville, Nova Scotia · Pleasantville Read Article

Finding the Form with Anthony Purdy - The New Quarterly Digital Edition

I think of it as a spandrel – that unloved space under the stairs in some houses – but of course it’s really my head, where all manner of things have rattled around for decades. Bits and pieces, odds and ends, things that were sure to come in useful one day if only you could remember what they were. As well as material objects, there are enough images to fill the Cloud, and a chaotic audio file, too: snatches of songs and poems, of overheard con…Lunenburg · Lunenburg Read Article

What a N.S. palliative care unit tells us about Canada’s rural health care challenges

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The five-bed palliative care hospital unit in Lunenburg, N.S., is still searching for staff, four years after it was first announced.Lunenburg · Lunenburg Read Article

Upstart Newspaper 'The Lunenburg Barnacle' Had Broken Stories In Its Brief Life

Upstart Newspaper 'The Lunenburg Barnacle' Had Broken Stories In Its Brief Life By Andrew Macdonald Launched in February 2023 by a volunteer group and guided by Kings Journalism graduate Jesse Ward, a tiny newspaper available in print and online quickly made its mark. As we sadly report in the above…Lunenburg · Lunenburg Read Article

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Alison Strachan: Lunenburg Celebrates 30 Years As UNESCO World Heritage Site

Blockhouse Hill Park: Lunenburg Landlord/Developer Thom Barclay Writes: 'Your dogged Notebook reporting was key in keeping this topic top of mind and its eventual democratic resolution'

Blockhouse Hill Park: How We Paid The Price For Tell-It-As-It-Is Journalism; Former Town Mayor Blacklisted The Notebook, Said 'Notebook Not A Credible News Outlet'

What’s Needed Now To Protect Blockhouse Hill Park, forever & ever

Hospice beds start opening at Fishermen’s Memorial Hospital in January

Breaking News: Lunenburg Town Council Unanimously Vote Against Massive Housing Development At Blockhouse Hill Park - Our Impactful Notebook Journalism Crusade Saves The Park, Est. 1753 From Massive Housing Plan

Zoe Mosher Named to Team Canada for World Athletics Cross Country Championships - Villanova University

Finding the Form with Anthony Purdy - The New Quarterly Digital Edition

What a N.S. palliative care unit tells us about Canada’s rural health care challenges

Upstart Newspaper 'The Lunenburg Barnacle' Had Broken Stories In Its Brief Life

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Alison Strachan: Lunenburg Celebrates 30 Years As UNESCO World Heritage Site

Blockhouse Hill Park: Lunenburg Landlord/Developer Thom Barclay Writes: 'Your dogged Notebook reporting was key in keeping this topic top of mind and its eventual democratic resolution'

Blockhouse Hill Park: How We Paid The Price For Tell-It-As-It-Is Journalism; Former Town Mayor Blacklisted The Notebook, Said 'Notebook Not A Credible News Outlet'

What’s Needed Now To Protect Blockhouse Hill Park, forever & ever

Hospice beds start opening at Fishermen’s Memorial Hospital in January

Breaking News: Lunenburg Town Council Unanimously Vote Against Massive Housing Development At Blockhouse Hill Park - Our Impactful Notebook Journalism Crusade Saves The Park, Est. 1753 From Massive Housing Plan

Zoe Mosher Named to Team Canada for World Athletics Cross Country Championships - Villanova University

Finding the Form with Anthony Purdy - The New Quarterly Digital Edition

What a N.S. palliative care unit tells us about Canada’s rural health care challenges

Upstart Newspaper 'The Lunenburg Barnacle' Had Broken Stories In Its Brief Life

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