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Carla Allen
callen@thevanguard.ca
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A Night at the Nutcracker
The Yarmouth Dance Academy performed a beautiful presentation of The Nutcracker last weekend. Here are a few photos and video. -
Student mural unveiled at art gallery
The mural, entitled “Fall into Action,” was created by South Centennial Elementary School (SCES) students and was unveiled at the Art ... -
Gingerbread Dream Houses
Teams of four carefully “glued” gumdrops, pretzel sticks, cereal, candy-canes, lifesavers, Smarties, gingerbread panels and bushels of ... -
New options available for exercising outside
In late November, an elliptical trainer and double butterfly chest workout station was set up in the northwest corner of the Milton ball ... -
Th’YARC Strolling Carolers singing in the...
Director Allan Thompson says the 17-member group is becoming more sought after. -
Nutcracker serves up more on Dec. 9, 10 and 11
The show, which is a major fundraiser for the dance academy, will be held at Th'YARC on December 9, 10 at 7 p.m., and at 2 p.m. on Sunday, ... -
Unseasonal bloom
Social media was buzzing before the storm about the many different flowers and shrubs that were popping blooms because of the ... -
Blessed be the fishers
Hundreds turned out to watch the heavily laden boats depart at 6 a.m. All along the coast of Southwest Nova, similar scenes took place ... -
Christmas comes to Yarmouth
At least 20,000 lights were used in the Frost Park display. Click on the Photos and Video tabs above to see the event. -
Blessing of the Fleet Nov. 28.
Supporters of the lobster fishing industry are invited to take part in this annual tradition by bringing their flashlights to the lighthouse for ... -
Rug hookers to launch show on Nov. 26
, 2012. This year the -
A frost defying flower
Even the leaves of this Osteospermum appear fresh and green, untouched by the black fingers of frost. Its prolonged performance is beginning to ... -
TCWC tree raising funds for fuel
“We had eight big garbage bags full of mittens, hats and jackets. People really donated. The tree was just covered,” said -
Fishermen’s Appreciation Lunch Nov. 27
Those willing to donate sandwiches, sweets, chili, soup, stews, rolls, biscuits, coffee and tea, can drop them off at the Port Maitland ... -
Rockabillys win
“I don’t think it really sunk in with them until the judges went in to make their decision. Up until then they were just playing and ... -
Market extends to two days a week
Starting today, the market will also be open on Thursdays from 4 to 7 p.m. until Christmas. -
Mousetrap at Th’YARC starts Nov. 17
The suspects include a newly married couple, a spinster, an architect, a retired Army major and a jurist. -
Merry Christmas Boston
The 14-meter, 48-year-old white spruce, donated by Ken and Donna Spinney, is a gift to Boston, continuing an annual tradition. -
Last Chance for Bulbs
The latest that I've ever planted was on Christmas Eve Day. I couldn't resist the daffodils at rock bottom prices. Surprisingly, the ... -
Sushi dinner and auction on Nov. 12
The Saturday event, starting at 6 p.m. at Beacon United Church, will benefit the Southwest Early Childho -
Support MADD and tie on a red ribbon
MADD Yarmouth, with other chapters of MADD Canada, continues to work towards stopping impaired driving. -
Ghostly Gardens to haunt again
Such was the predicament we found ourselves in on the Friday before Halloween as we toured the Ghostly Gardens in Annapolis Royal. -
NSMW Gala snapshots and video
The 2011 Molson Canadian Nova Scotia Music Week wrapped up Sunday night with a spectacular Gala Awards Show at the Mariners Centre. Click on ... -
Saturday Night Party with NSMW
Yarmouth was rocking Saturday night with performers lined up at more than half a dozen venues in town. Here's a taster (photos and video) from ... -
NSMW swings into 2nd gear
The 2011 Molson Canadian Nova Scotia Music Week picked up speed Friday with a collection of conferences designed to propel performers upwards in ... -
A wicked time - NSMW blasts off
Heavy metal riffs rocked the building below as bluegrass, rock and hip hop filled the lounge above. Thursday was the first night of the four-day ... -
Brain tumour survivor living life to the fullest
Ellis, whose parents are Arnold and Bernise Ellis of Milton Highlan -
When good plants turn bad
It's hard to say where this expanding cloak of shiny green leaves will end up if left unchecked. -
Cats disappearing in West Pubnico
Exactly what’s taking them (the bodies are rarely found) is unknown. -
Music Week is back
The popularity of the event is evident. Ticket sales for several of the performances during Molson Canadian Nova Scotia Music Week

