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From breast cancer walks to chili cookoffs there are a lot of events to keep you busy this weekend.

“Encourage and empower community members to embrace and share our cultural traditions, and to hopefully enjoy and learn to respect each other.”

The Western Nova Scotia Exhibition continues today at Mariners Centre. The highlight tonight in the main arena...

Members of the Australian Jewish community have received Queen's Birthday awards in the fields of philanthropy, medicine, communal involvement and arts. One awardee has been recognised for aiding refugees and joins another one for helping the reduction of smokers. J-Wire wishes them all Mazeltov.

The war in Ukraine is at the forefront of our minds in the Falkland Islands community, not least as it brings back strong memories of 40 years ago, when our peaceful home was also invaded by a hostile neighbor, intent on seizing land and assuming sovereignty, without concern for the safety, security or rights of the people living here.

Residents are invited to a 20th anniversary commemoration on Sept. 11 at 9 a.m. at the memorial in front of the Police Department headquarters.

We are now in the second half of August, that time of realization that summer is passing and back-to-school season is under way.

Plans are under way for Natick Days, as well as ceremonies to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

Calendar marked for Multicultural Day 08 Jul 2021 12:00 PM More Related Stories Related Podcast Multicultural New Zealand is launching what it’s calling a tiriti-based Multicultural Day to be held annually on the last Friday of August. President Pancha Narayanan says it’s a chance for people all over New Zealand to bring their cultural heritage into their work and family life. This includes wearing traditional attire, sharing traditional food and music, speaking in their native langua...

Community Bulletin Board: the Sentinel (for June 30) The South River Police Department is reminding residents of its Unoccupied Residence Program. As part of this free program, South River residents can complete and submit a form to let officers know when a residence will be unoccupied. A police officer will check on the home as time permits during his or her normal patrol duties. The Unoccupied Residence Form can be downloaded by visiting www.southriverpd.org or picked up at Police Headquarte...