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Black bear complaints keep DNR officials busy
The man in the Ocean-Westway area thought he heard raccoons rattling through his trash cans. He armed himself with a hockey stick and went outside to chase away the pesky critters.
Avoiding bear trouble
The province's Department of Natural Resources makes the following recommendations:
Saint John journal
Saint John journal
Driving 'on the moon'
Driving down Westmorland Road in Forest Hills is like trying to navigate an obstacle course.
A rocky response
Confirming how much the city expects to spend this year on roads, and how much it will cost to bring all roads to acceptable standards, was not an easy task.
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Popular Huntsman centre attraction celebrates birthday
Snorkel the harbour seal recently celebrated his third birthday with a big party at the Huntsman Marine Science Centre aquarium, and with a large crowd in attendance, he even managed to blow out a candle.
Toll costs man more than 50 cents
The front end of a vehicle belonging to a 22-year old Maine resident smashed into the cement divider at the Harbour Bridge toll booth at about 6:10 p.m. on Friday evening.
Victims' needs keep hit-and-run driver out of jail
In sentencing Christopher John Gallant last month for an April 17 hit-and-run on Chesley Drive, provincial court Judge Anne Jeffries said her first inclination was to simply put him behind bars and say, "So bad, so sad. See ya."
In the courts
In the courts
News of the port
News of the port
Does city hall need to change? Ask an employee
I must have hit a civic nerve with my last column entitled "The Deflective and Delusional World of Mayor Ivan Court."
Fire-ravaged buildings reduced to rubble heap
A crew from Paul's Trucking and Demolition have been busy for the past few days tearing down three houses on Waterloo Street, across from the cathedral, that caught fire this past January.
Christmas spirit in July
A longtime Stella Maris Church parishioner has donated all of his elaborate Christmas decor - estimated to be worth about $10,000 - to the church for a "Christmas in July" sale in support of the parish.
'Simply put: it's just heroic'
It was one of the greatest catches of all time that won't be making it into a sports hall of fame, and on Tuesday night the Saint John Police Force will recognize the heroics.
New training program offers alternate route to employment
A new training-to-employment project has secured jobs for six new graduates.
The City in Pictures
Realizing the dream
The Royal Bank in McAllister Place donated $2,008 to Hospice Greater Saint John's Realize the Dream Campaign for Residential Hospice.
Schryer eager to tackle new challenge(as provincial minister of health
In just two years, Mary Schryer has become one of the most powerful members of the provincial legislature.
High voltage was cause of major fire
The spark that ignited two fires on Dunedin Road in April was caused by high voltage in a neutral ground wire, while the cause of a third fire the same night remains unknown.
Shannex donates to Q-Plex
Shannex New Brunswick has provided the Q-Plex with a financial boost.
Help from the Co-op
The Ken-Val Co-op donated $1,200 to the Rothesay Regional Police Force's Community Advancement Program through proceeds raised from the 50/50 program.
Award recipients eager to make difference
Two Rothesay students awarded entrance scholarships from a national organization say they want to make a difference in the world.
'She was the best mother in the world'
Catherine Downey of Quispamsis was a woman who gave her life, her heart and everything she had to her family.
Cut for cancer
Eight-year-old Meredith Harrison, a Grade 3 student at Hampton Elementary School, pledged to cut off nine inches of her beautiful long, blonde hair so that it can be made into a wig for a cancer patient. She collected $1,315 in donations, far exceeding her goal to raise $500.
Man charged following moose collision
A 36-year-old man from Mechanic Settlement charged with leaving his girlfriend seriously injured as he dodged an accident will go to court next month.
City Watch
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Saint John Journal
Members of the Key Industries staff were doing their normal cleanup outside the building on Charlotte Street Thursday morning when they found a mysterious envelope.
Good news for St. Martins
The wharf in this small community on the Bay of Fundy, which draws both fishermen and tourists, is in line for more than half a million dollars in repairs.
MP's family moving to city soon
Within weeks, Saint John's population will grow by one family - but not just any family.
City looks at sports dome
The city may build a sports dome with an indoor field that would be open year-round.
In the courts
Provincial court Judge William McCarroll issued a warrant on Thursday for the arrest of Brandon Micheal Saia, 18, of St. George Street, identified earlier in court as a member of the so-called West Side Mafia street gang, when the accused failed to keep a scheduled court date for the setting of his trial date.
Jail remand upsets defendant and mother
Afghan national Nasir Arzimi's latest brush with the law proved a little too much for both the 21-year-old Rockland Road resident and his mother on Thursday.
Cyclist suffers only minor injuries in crash
A cyclist had a few scary moments Thursday at lunchtime when, he said, the brakes on his bicycle failed and he clipped the wheel of a car on MacAllister Drive near the intersection with Golden Grove Road.
Man waiting for bus robbed
As a man stood by a bus stop near McAllister Place Thursday morning, he was approached by another man and woman and then robbed at knifepoint.
No plans to cut bus fares during off-peak hours
Saint John Transit has no plan to follow Fredericton in cutting off-peak fares, but general manager Frank McCarey says he'll be watching how it all unfolds.
Community centre spruced up
About 40 residents on the city's west side filled four dump trucks with garbage at a recent community cleanup at the Carleton Community Centre.
Mall aims to divert 65 per cent of waste from landfill as part of its Green at Work program
Tonnes of grease, potato peels and cardboard from an east side shopping mall won't end up in landfills thanks to an ongoing green initiative at McAllister Place.
Turbine rotors delivered safely to Point Lepreau
Both of Point Lepreau's refurbished turbine rotors have arrived safely at their destination.
Flying club gets off ground
The Saint John Flying Club is off the ground and starting to soar.
Help for Hestia House
Elizabeth Doucet, right, of Rothesay, presents a cheque for $525 to Jane Higgins MacDonald, president of Hestia House board of directors.
Quispamsis man gets stolen insulin pump back
After five tense days, a Quispamsis resident's life has been restored to normal. Almost.
Valley Journal
There were nine car break-ins reported to Rothesay Regional Police in June, the same number reported in May.
Supporting Pasage
Bruce Madsen of the Kennebecasis Lions Club presented a cheque for $1,500 to Joyce Melvin, executive director of PASAGE (Preventing Addiction: Substance Abuse and Gambling Education).
'No doubt' four county fires deliberately set
One or more arsonists left a trail of mayhem and disgust across the western half of Charlotte County late Wednesday and early Thursday.
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