Carole Morris-Underhill
Journalist at SaltWire Network
Journalist; lead editor of the Valley Journal-Advertiser (formerly the Hants Journal). Quirky girl next door. Opinions expressed are my own.
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2 weeks ago |
saltwire.com | Carole Morris-Underhill
Advertisement 1 • • Article contentParents of former Acadia varsity swimmers say they do not want to be a barrier to Swim Nova Scotia and university officials discussing how to avoid a permanent pool closure. However, that wish may be all for naught as Acadia University remains firm in its resolve to close the pool June 15.
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3 weeks ago |
saltwire.com | Carole Morris-Underhill
Advertisement 1Acadia University remains steadfast in its Feb. 10 decision to close the pool • • Article contentSwim Nova Scotia is extending an olive branch to Acadia University in hopes of staving off the June 15 pool closure. But it may be all for naught as Acadia University remains steadfast in its Feb. 10 decision to close the pool.
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3 weeks ago |
saltwire.com | Carole Morris-Underhill
Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1Shirley Marston knows firsthand how swimming can improve the health and wellbeing of seniors - and she's hoping Acadia University will reconsider its June 15 permanent pool closure • • Article contentThe pending permanent closure of Acadia University’s swimming pool has users scrambling to find other options. Shirley Marston, an active senior who swims at the Wolfville facility three times a week, said the Feb. 10 announcement came as a shock.
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4 weeks ago |
saltwire.com | Carole Morris-Underhill
Advertisement 1 • • Article contentVolunteers are helping take Pride to new heights in West Hants. Angela Grant, the interim president of the West Hants Pride Society, said the newly incorporated non-profit organization, once known as Hants County Pride, is now able to seek grants and plan more events for the community. “It legitimizes the organization a little bit stronger than it was before,” Grant said, highlighting the new mission statement and guiding principles.
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4 weeks ago |
saltwire.com | Carole Morris-Underhill
Advertisement 1 • • Article contentA new wildland fire truck is already paying dividends in West Hants. Paul Maynard, a deputy chief with the Hantsport Fire Department, said when officials with the station looked at replacing its 2008 Dodge Ram 3500 rescue truck, they opted for something that could help in multiple ways. “It’s pretty versatile,” Maynard said. “It’s a light truck.
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