COMMUNITY NEWS
Deal struck: Queens Public Works employees win big in strike settlement
25-01-21
By Ama Schubert
ama.schubert@southshorebulletin.ca
For seven days, the streets of Liverpool may have seemed calm, but behind the scenes, a labor dispute between the Region of Queens Municipality (RQM) and its public works employees consumed the attention of workers, council members, and residents alike.
Local woman marks birthday, marries in hospital days before death
25-01-07
By KEITH CORCORAN
keith.corcoran@southshorebulletin.ca
NEW ROSS — The late Margo Ann McDow-McCleary is remembered for her positive attitude, gracious spirit and willingness to help others with a smile on her face.
SPORTS
Honouring a classmate’s memory
25-01-15
By KEVIN MCBAIN
kevin.mcbain@southshorebulletin.ca
BRIDGEWATER – By all accounts, Dylan Chaput was a fun-loving student who enjoyed making people laugh and playing the game of basketball at Bridgewater Junior High School.
Bridgewater to host stick curling championships
25-01-14
By KEVIN MCBAIN
kevin.mcbain@southshorebulletin.ca
BRIDGEWATER – Something a little different on the activity menu for you this weekend. The Bridgewater Curling Club will be hosting the mixed two-person stick curling championships from Jan. 17-19.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
New children’s book shell-abrates Lucy the Lob’STAR
25-01-14
CONTRIBUTED STORY
SOUTH SHORE – In just a few short years, Lucy – the only prognosticating lobster in the world – has garnered international attention and captured the imagination of thousands of people and has become a drawing card for winter tourism in Nova Scotia.
LIFESTYLES
Lobster Crawl 2025 Kicks Off
January 14, 2025
BY STEPHANIE MILLER-VINCENT
SOUTH SHORE - Anticipation is boiling over as the Nova Scotia Lobster Crawl returns this February with a jam-packed schedule of events to celebrate the region’s iconic winter delicacy. The festivities kick off on Feb. 2nd with a much-anticipated appearance by Lucy the Lobster, the South Shore’s beloved, prognosticating crustacean.
Nova Scotia Lobster Crawl 2025: A story worth savouring
January 7, 2025
By STEPHANIE MILLER VINCENT
SOUTH SHORE - When February arrives on Nova Scotia’s South Shore, something magical happens. What was once considered a quiet month now buzzes with energy and the scent of melted butter. This transformation began in 2018 with a simple but bold idea: what if winter became a time to shell’ebrate the South Shore’s most famous crustacean? And so, the Nova Scotia Lobster Crawl was born - a culinary festival that turned cold days into a warm embrace of flavour, culture, and community.
