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- Valley Waste Resource Management: Spring Clean-up 2015
- Media Release: 2015-16 Operating Budget Approved: County Holds Tax Rate (May 20, 2015)
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- Funding Dollars Announced for Bridgetown and Middleton Wastewater Treatment
- Government of Canada announces important wastewater improvements in the community of Bear River
- Media Release: County of Annapolis and Parks Canada Present Port Royal Family Fun Festival (August 10, 2015)
- Seafood Culinary Institute Proposed to Guide Global Chefs at ABCC
- Annapolis County RCMP investigates shots fired at vehicle
- Warden Joins Trade Mission Overseas to Explore Economic Growth Initiatives
- County Looking at Bright Future
- Medai release: POTENTIAL FLOODING AS HEAVY RAINS ENTER THE REGION
- Efficiency Nova Scotia: Holiday Light Exchange 2015
- Nictaux Community Playground Kicks Off!
- Council Highlights: October 20, 2015
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- Media Release: County and the Bear River Board of Trade Sign Agreement Bringing Community One Step Closer to A Community Garden
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- Update on Water Supply – Community of Bridgetown August 2016
- Council Highlights: September 20, 2016
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- Annapolis County Moves to Improve Internet Capacity
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- PROCLAMATION--EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS WEEK 2017
- PROCLAMATION--LYME DISEASE AWARENESS MONTH May 2017
- Annapolis County Approves Multi Million Internet Investment
- June is Recreation Month Proclamation
- Warden elected to National FCM board to help shape Canada's future
- Town Hall Meeting District 3 and 7, 20-Sep-17
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- Annapolis County Internet Agreement Completed
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- 2019 County of Annapolis Annual Newsletter June 3
- Annapolis County Internet Project--Update
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- Bridgetown NS New Well Milestone Announcement
- Annapolis County Approves Multi Million Internet Investment
- Approval - Solid Waste - Waste Transfer Station Highway 201, West Paradise, Annapolis County
- Correspondence with Nova Scotia Department of Environment
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- COVID-19 Letter from Dr. Strang
- Annapolis County Fibre Optic Build Update
- Annapolis County cancelling Public Zoom meeting scheduled for May 14 2020 concerning West Paradise Solid Waste Transfer Facility
- Annapolis Broadband Construction -- Update 2020-06-03
- Warden's Canada Day Address
- 2020 July Newsletter
- Annapolis County opts for ease and safety of electronic vote
- Planning change will make Gordonstoun work in Upper Clements
- Transfer facility keeps waste moving out of Annapolis County
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- Nova Scotia declares a Provincial State of Emergency - as of March 22, 2020 -EXTENDED TO October 4, 2020 - Also included - orders and directives (updated 09/18/2020)
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