Andrew Bates
Reporter at Telegraph-Journal
Electric newsman. Reporter @TJProvincial. Podcaster @ThatsSoMLS. Past: @torontostar, @whatahowler, @FortMacToday. #vwfc #njpw
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2 days ago |
tj.news | Andrew Bates
Advertisement 1Residents voice their opposition to the plan, saying it would 'tower over the local community'Author of the article: • Local Journalism Initiative reporter • • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article contentSaint John Mayor Donna Reardon reacted in disbelief Monday after rezoning for a 160-unit housing development in Millidgeville was rejected by council. Advertisement 2Don't have an account?
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3 days ago |
tj.news | Andrew Bates
Advertisement 1Public hearing sees final speakers against rezoning for proposed expansion, proponents to speak at next Saint John council meetingAuthor of the article: • Local Journalism Initiative reporter • • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article contentAfter 74 residents weighed in against rezoning for a proposed expansion of the Spruce Lake industrial park, a public hearing on the issue will continue to a fourth meeting.
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4 days ago |
thespec.com | Andrew Bates
The Courier is back on stands in Charlotte County, a year after the community paper ceased printing among sales talks. Now owned by local non-profit news station CHCO, the 159-year-old paper has returned June 1 as a monthly free edition distributed in cafes and community centres in Saint Andrews, St. Stephen and St. George.
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thespec.com | Andrew Bates
Sussex has appointed a new town engineer as the next step in its transition to new CAO Jason Thorne. At a council meeting May 20, the town voted to engage Scottie Blake as town engineer effective in July. The role was created after the retirement of former CAO Scott Hatcher in March, who had made use of his engineering background during his 14 years in the role.
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4 days ago |
thespec.com | Andrew Bates
The judge in an arbitration case between the province and an expropriated homeowner is asking for a way to get the homeowner real legal representation. Thomas Michael Craft, 60, is seeking an arbitration hearing to determine the value of his former three-unit home on St. James Street in Saint John’s south end, expropriated by the province in 2023 for a planned new school.
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