Who's really to blame for the Dal HoCo fiasco? | Opinion | Halifax, Nova Scotia
We asked our readers who should take responsibility for last weekend's dangerous street parties.
Source: thecoast.ca
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Halifax Transit will finally accept electronic payments
…In 2 months. The hard-to-find paper tickets stay the same price.
Source: thecoast.ca
6 things you can do in HRM this Thanksgiving weekend
Besides gorging yourself on turkey and other fixins, of course.
Source: thecoast.ca
Moon Over Macomb event returns Oct. 15
Downtown Development announces Moon Over Macomb returns on Saturday, Oct. 15, in downtown Macomb.
United States Macomb Public Library Kristin Terry Illinois Museum Downtown Development Macomb Arts Center
Source: mcdonoughvoice.com
The war on pizza
Council’s attack against two slice shops is the talk of the city. But the debate about late hours and noise misses that this is a fight for community.
Source: thecoast.ca
What the law says about the war on pizza
HRM’s beef with late-night convenience stores explained, legislatively.
Source: thecoast.ca
Tupelo City Council approves downtown overlay expansion
TUPELO • Tupelo officials have finalized an expansion of the downtown Tupelo district after months of planning.
Source: djournal.com
Tecumseh City Council considers allowing bow hunting of deer
Tecumseh city council held a first reading of an ordinance change that would allow for bow hunting of deer on certain privately owned parcels.
Source: lenconnect.com
HRM council mulls asking province to intervene after Dal HoCo fiasco
Councillor Waye Mason is exploring potential government sanctions against Dalhousie University over the latest Homecoming street party, source says.
Source: thecoast.ca
Castle of Cans virtual food drive underway
HICKORY — The annual Castle of Cans Food Drive is underway and will continue throughout October.
Source: hickoryrecord.com