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Trail runners race to support playground renovations in Hillsborough
A trail-running race in Hillsborough Saturday morning attracted more than 40 runners to support renovations for a local playground.
Porky Pop-ins: Runaway piglet too wily for Cocagne owners
A nine-week old piglet was on the run for more than 300 hours from a southeast New Brunswick homestead. The Cocagne owners of Porky Pop-ins saw him when he emerged from the woods to eat, but his speed made him hard to catch.
Child dies following accident at harness racing track in Woodstock, N.B.
Police in Woodstock, N.B., are investigating a death that occurred during a harness race at Connell Park Raceway on Saturday.
Dancer proud to see son perform at 25th Sitansisk powwow
Thousands are attending the 25th anniversary of the St. Mary's First Nation powwow. Derek Barnaby recalls his first dance and is proud that his son is carrying their culture forward through dance.
Riverview Park gets conservation status preserving it for future generations
Daniel DeLong never expected his high school project — a proposal to turn the Mill Creek site into a nature park — would become a reality.
Group helps take the mystery out of installing child car seats
Natalie Leslie organized a free car seat safety clinic at the Riverview fire station on Saturday morning. She is a volunteer with the Canadian Passenger Safety Association of Canada.
Volunteers hold search and rescue simulation at Fundy National Park
More than 50 ground search and rescue volunteers, joined by the members of the RCMP, Parks Canada, New Brunswick's emergency measures organization and some paramedic students, held a mock search this weekend at Fundy National Park.
Read all about it: Charlotte County's historic newspaper makes comeback in print form
The St. Croix Courier is about to return in print form, a rarity in today's media landscape.
Riverview opens library for tails not tales
The Town of Riverview has installed a stick library for dogs at Mill Creek Nature Park. People can grab a stick with their dog and are asked to re-stock on their way back for the next user. No penalties for dogs that forget to bring their stick back, said the town.
Civil War sword that belonged to N.B. veteran brought back to Saint Andrews
A sword from the U.S. Civil War era that belonged to a New Brunswick veteran has made it home.