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Municipal News
Temporary Road Closures in Springhill
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- Published: Wednesday, 12 June 2019 11:31
Please be advised of the following temporary road closures in the community of Springhill:
Friday, June 14 the section of Junction Rd. between Queen St. and Main St. will be one lane only.
Monday, June 17 through Wednesday, June 20 the section of Junction Rd between Queen and Main will be closed.
On Tuesday, June 18th a section of Main St. between Pioneer St. and Mechanic St. will be closed in addition to section on Junction Rd.
Thursday, June 20 and Friday, June 21 the section of Junction Rd. between Queen St. and Main St. will be one lane only
Pride flag raised in the Municipality of Cumberland
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- Published: Tuesday, 11 June 2019 10:50
The Municipality of Cumberland in partnership with Cumberland Pride held an official flag raising ceremony to celebrate Pride Week in the Cumberland region. This is the first time such a ceremony has been held to raise a special interest flag in the municipality.
Special meeting of Cumberland Municipal Council
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- Published: Friday, 07 June 2019 10:39
A special meeting of Cumberland Municipal Council will be held on June 13th at 7:30 PM.
The one agenda item will be the award of the Request for Information for Rural Broadband and Smart Rural Community Partnerships for Colchester & Cumberland Counties, Nova Scotia.
Parrsboro Sewer Rate
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- Published: Tuesday, 04 June 2019 11:06
Last year construction was completed for the expansion of the Parrsboro sewage collection system and new sewage treatment plant. The total cost of this project was $12.675 million dollars. Sixty-five percent of the total cost was paid for by Provincial and Federal Grants, leaving $4.4 million to be paid for by the residents in the service area. This amount was borrowed in the fall of 2018 and will be recovered from the residents in the service area over the next 20 years.