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Newspaper Week
25-10-07, 3:00 p.m.

Celebrating National Newspaper Week

Oakhill
25-10-07, 3:00 p.m.

Oakhill community solar garden project transferred to private developer

Truth and Reconciliation Day
25-10-07, 3:00 p.m.

Reconnecting with our roots

COMMUNITY NEWS

2025 provincial 4-H show takes over the grounds of the Big Ex

25-10-07

STORY AND PHOTOS BY KEVIN MCBAIN

BRIDGEWATER – Hundreds of 4-H members from across the province took over the South Shore Exhibition grounds Sept. 26-28 for the 45th annual provincial show.

Community News

Project Volunteer Summit 2025

25-09-30

SOUTH SHORE BULLETIN STAFF

BRIDGEWATER – Calling all volunteers!

Community News

SPORTS

Lumberjacks hit five-game win streak

25-10-07

By KEVIN MCBAIN with Dan Boyd

BRIDGEWATER – The South Shore Jr. Lumberjacks are red-hot.

Sports

Lumberjacks win fourth straight game

25-09-30

PHOTOS AND STORY BY KEVIN MCBAIN with DAN BOYD
Kevin.mcbain@southshorebulletin.ca

BRIDGEWATER – The South Shore Jr. B Lumberjacks earned an 8-1 win over the visiting Brookfield Elks (2-3-0) their home opener Sept. 27 and now own a 4-0 record.

Sports

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Textile show returns to Lunenburg

25-10-07

CONTRIBUTED STORY

The Textile Artist’s Collective of Nova Scotia (TAC) makes a return to the South Shore with their much anticipated sixth exhibition, Perceptions.

Arts & Entertainment

Winds of Change presents Sadie Flynn comes to Big Oak

25-10-07

LIVERPOOL – “I can guarantee folks that join our audiences that they will laugh and they will enjoy the show,” said Annette Burke, director of the latest Winds of Change Dramatic Society’s production, Sadie Flynn Comes to Big Oak.

Arts & Entertainment

LIFESTYLES

Just keep moving: The importance of staying active as you age

September 16, 2025

By ANNE WENTZELL

Engaging in any form of physical activity is essential at any age. Even more so as you age to maintain your strength, stamina, flexibility and cognitive abilities.

Lifestyles

A place...just to be

July 15, 2025

By Vienie McShane

AUBURNDALE. - Four years ago, my family and I left South Africa and immigrated to Nova Scotia in search of a quieter, more meaningful life.

Lifestyles
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