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A recent call from the Halifax Chamber of Commerce to require downtown municipal employees to be in the office three to four days a week isn't sitting right with some critics.

A recent call from the Halifax Chamber of Commerce to require downtown municipal employees to be in the office three to four days a week isn’t sitting right with some critics.

With the Edwards Aquifer at 70-year lows, the area could soon move into Stage 4 water restrictions.

The Halifax Chamber of Commerce is calling for a hybrid work model requiring municipal workers to be in office three to four days a week to 'help stimulate the downtown area.'

The Health Sector Cybersecurity Coordination Center (HC3) recently issued a report letting healthcare organizations know that they are still being heavily targeted by KillNet, a Russian group of cybercriminals. The number of daily attacks KillNet waged against healthcare organizations using Microsoft Azure increased significantly between November 18 and February 17 — from 10-20 attacks per day in November to 40-60 attacks per day in February.

With the Edwards Aquifer at 70-year lows, the area could soon move into Stage 4 water restrictions.

The proposed bronze sculpture of Dr. Seuss and his father is backed by the Dr. Seuss Foundation, which awarded the parks department a $100,000 grant.

There are roughly 42 job vacancies within Halifax Transit, as the service looks to get back to its full capacity by the end of summer.

MSC Aggie Cinema will screen the actor, writer and comedian’s Oscar-nominated animated film “Marcel the Shell with Shoes On.”

Sugarlands Distilling Co., with the nine-time World Champions Boston Red Sox announced the latest offering in the award-winning craft distillery’s portfolio, Moon Shot Iced Tea, an exclusive product to the New England market.