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De Gooi- en Eemlander Baarn wil lege winkelpanden opleuken met kunst en cultuur; Kunstenaarsinitiatief depARTure in de Laanstraat krijgt wellicht een vervolg Kunst in lege winkelpanden is niet nieuw. Al in 2015 opende er een popupwinkel met kunst in een lege winkel in de Laanstraat. Op de foto een van de initiatiefnemers destijds Henk van Esch. © archieffoto caspar huurdeman Baarn Baarn onderzoekt of het centrum in het algemeen en leegstaande winkels in het bijzonder opgeleukt kunnen worden met kunst en cultuur. Het project is in feite het vervolg op een inititiatief van een aantal kunstenaa...

St. Patrick's Day celebrations muted, but going ahead After being cancelled in the early days of the pandemic last year there will be St. Patrick’s Day celebrations on P.E.I. this year, but with restrictions. Social Sharing

  HALIFAX -- For some bars and pubs in Halifax, St. Patrick's Day is the busiest day of the year, but some have decided to close. "For the greater good, we thought perhaps we'd put it on hold until such time that we can sing and dance and share a glass of our favourite beverage," said pub owner Brian Doherty. Doherty says the decision was made in conjunction with some of the city's other St. Patrick's Day hot spots. "We can control everything in here, but on St. Patrick's Day, generally in the past, there have been lineups outside The Old Triangle and that's an area we really can't cont...

2 new cases of COVID-19 reported in N.S. on Wednesday Two new cases of COVID-19 were reported in Nova Scotia on Wednesday. The first case is in the central zone and is a close contact of a previous case, while the other is in the western zone and is related to travel outside Atlantic Canada.  Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Mar 17, 2021 3:06 PM AT | Last Updated: March 18 Nicole Robinson, an LPN with Nova Scotia Public Health, prepares the first COVID-19 vaccine to be administered in the northern zone. The province reported two new cases of the virus on Wednesday. (David Sorcher)

On St. Patrick's Day, an Irish bar owner will reflect on a hard year — and share his blessings For the second year, the Old Triangle pub in Halifax will close on its most profitable day, St. Patrick's Day, to help keep COVID from spreading. The pandemic has been hard on mental wellness, including for the pub's owner, so he's asking people to donate to mental health. Social Sharing Old Triangle owner says COVID-19 was hard on mental health, so staff now have sick days for their well-being Posted: Mar 14, 2021 6:00 AM AT | Last Updated: March 14 Brendan Doherty is the co-owner of Old Trian...