This time of year can be cold, dark and quiet — a welcome respite after a busy holiday season for some, but the perfect recipe for the winter blues for others.
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Not to mention thy unchanging tree salesman, John Van’t Hof, South Dartmouth’s supplier for 42 years
When local news disappears, we’re left in the dark about our own streets. But where it survives, communities feel more like, well, communities.
Cleaning up the often-used footpaths, which connect the top of Esson Road to Dartmouth South Academy and Research Drive, is the latest project for locals.
A church hall that serves as a community hub is up for sale, though the minister says she hopes the purchaser will continue to make space for gatherings and events.
December is holiday season, and right here on our doorstep there are Christmas events for everybody. Take a look.
The Board of Police Commissioners is inviting community members to complete a survey about their perceptions, experiences, and suggestions on policing in the Halifax region.
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Next Editorial Meeting: The Post will hold its next editorial meeting on Thursday, Jan. 8, at 6:00 p.m. at the Woodside Tavern. All are welcome to join in and participate.
New food pantry open: Our Lady’s Pantry is open to those in need of food (non-perishables) every Monday from 10 a.m. to noon at St. Peter Church on Maple St., Dartmouth. See side door where sign is posted. No delivery.
Community Survey on Policing: Read more...
