october 2017 v2 mod with rec not sure - annapolis royal...2017/10/10 · acknowledge the...

Annapolis royal - cradle of our nation annapolisroyal.com

003 Oct 2017

Ever wonder what makes your property a heritage property?

Annapolis Royal has unveiled an exciting new section on the Town website; Heritage Properties! For years, heritage property information was only available through paper files; the Provincial Government started a project with these files creating the website www.HistoricPlaces.ca. Funding for this project was short-lived and the website was no longer maintained. This year, the Town decided to create its own database making the information accessible on the Annapolis Royal website. Each heritage property has current pictures followed by images from when the property was originally registered. There is information such as significant dates, character-defining elements, a map with a geographic location, and so much more! To access the list of heritage properties, go to www.AnnapolisRoyal.com and type Heritage Properties in the search bar to locate the database. From here, a few options are available to find a property: there is a search bar to type in a civic address, a map where you can search by clicking on a location in Town, and a list sorted numerically and by street name. By having the heritage property tab available on the Annapolis Royal website, we hope that residents and property owners will find the information easier to access. Come browse the new-est addition to our website.

Photo by Larry Powell Send your photos to [email protected] for a chance to be featured!

Annapolis royal town crier october 2017 annapolisroyal.com

Members of council

Mayor Bill MacDonald [email protected]

Deputy Mayor Pat Power

[email protected]

Councillor Owen Elliot [email protected]

Councillor John Kinsella

[email protected]

Councillor Holly Sanford [email protected]

Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Town Hall 285 St. George Street, PO Box 310

Phone: 902 532-2043 Fax: 902 532-7443

Toll Free: 1 877 522-1110 Email: [email protected]

www.annapolisroyal.com Open Mon to Fri / 8:30am-4:30pm Mayor MacDonald Office Hours

Tues to Fri / 10am-4pm and available by appointment

The Town Crier is a monthly publication of the Town of Annapolis Royal.

Copies are made available throughout the community, online at

www.annapolisroyal.com and by monthly email subscription.

Contact [email protected] to be added to the monthly email list.

Submissions are welcomed and deadlines vary monthly, with the deadline for the November

Edition being October 17, 2017. Please contact

[email protected]

Police Emergency: 911 Police Non-Emergency:

902 532-2427

Public Works Emergency: 902 532-8347

There are more than 300 species of seaweed around Nova Scotia.

Mayor`s Message The official opening and dedication of Annapolis Royal's waterfront project was an inspiring event - with the coming together of the Town of Annapolis Royal and Bear River First Nations to dedicate the waterfront amphitheatre and mark it as a place of Mi'kmaq history and heritage; naming it OQWA'TITEK - "when they arrived'. The amphitheatre was decades in the making. Initially conceived by the Development Commission of the 1980's, but never built, the vision of a waterfront amphitheatre was resurrected by the members of the Town's Waterfront Development Committee, put into motion by the previous Mayor and Council, supported by private donors and funding agencies, and embraced by the current Council.

I want to acknowledge the tireless efforts and support of our Town staff, and the many others who contributed. The waterfront boardwalk, the boat building project, and remarkable amphitheatre have all been labours of love for the people involved. Even before it was completed, the amphitheatre was embraced by the community as a gathering place, and as a place of quiet reflection. But there was ultimately to be an even more remarkable purpose for this waterfront amphitheatre. The land upon which the amphitheatre is built brought the communities of Bear River First Nation and the Town of Annapolis Royal together - in the spirit of a shared history and a developing partnership of mutual respect and benefit. Elder Judy Pearson recalled at the dedication how she'd felt the presence of the ancestors, as she had stood with me on what was then Petit Parc last April - offering a prayer and blessing before the excavators moved in to start construction of the amphitheatre. We felt them again, as our communities came together to dedicate the amphitheatre and renew the historic bond of peace and friendship first established in 1605 between the Mi'kmaq people and the French explorers who established Port-Royal. To everyone involved: your inspiration, your support, your hard work, and your respect for the land and each other, will be remembered forever.

News From St. Luke’s

After a relaxed summer we are now preparing for a busy fall with worship, events, and youth programming being at the forefront of our efforts. The ¨After School Youth Group¨ met for the first time on Sept. 20 and a tour of the local police department was a great way to discuss with the youth the decisions and choices we make day to day that influence us. Our traditional Harvest Thanksgiving Service is to be held on Oct. 8, at 10 am, with Holy Communion. Sunday School begins on Oct. 1 and is held during the 10 am service. With pleasure we look forward to the Celebration of New Ministry Service to be held at 7 pm, at St.Luke’s, on Oct. 15 to acknowledge the installation of our new rector Rev. Nita Barteaux. Please join us for any or all of these activities and events.

Community


Twice a day, 200 billion tonnes of water enter and leave the Bay of Fundy, an amount equal to all the rivers on Earth

Community Lions News

The Annapolis Royal Lions will be joining the World of Lionism in celebrating the Lions’ Worldwide Week of Service for Sight from Oct 9th to 15th. During this time, we will be assisting the CNIB in its activities with a $100 donation, as well as helping the QE2 Health Sciences Complex with an additional $100 toward the Victoria General Eye Centre. The later received $75000 from the Lions International Foundation, in recent years, for the purchase of a diagnostic imaging camera. Our club will also be promoting International Sight Day on Oct 12th and White Cane Day on Oct.15th. Other activities in October include: on Oct 7th, there will be the draw for the grand prize from our summer ticket sale held at the Masonic Hall during the Farmers’ Market. This prize is a theme event entitled, Experience Annapolis Royal – a package of accommodation, tours and breakfast for the lucky winner. The funds are being used to purchase benches for the Town and a donation to the Masonic Hall Restoration Fund. The cheques for these donations will be presented on Oct. 23rd at our regular dinner meeting, which will be our annual District Governor’s visit. Members of the community, who are at least 19 years of age, are invited to enjoy a free dinner that evening and learn about lionism and perhaps consider joining our club which is desperately in need of additional members. Remember where there is a need there is a lion. RSVP by contacting Lions’ president, Peter Sleight at 902-532-2846 or email [email protected] by Oct 20th.

Legion Events - Perpetual Bingo – The Port Royal Branch #21 Legion in Annapolis Royal holds bingo every Wednesday evening, starting at 7pm. Please arrive early to buy ticket books. Weekly Fun Pool Tournament - The Port Royal Branch #21 Legion in Annapolis Royal holds weekly 8 Ball Tournaments each Tuesday afternoon, starting at 1:00pm. Just $5 to play! Drink & Draw – Do you paint, draw, quilt or are otherwise artistically gifted (or not!)? Come out for Drink & Draw at the Port Royal Legion, Branch #21 in Annapolis Royal, every Thursday night, starting at 7pm. New Biweekly Challenges! Every 2 weeks a new subject is drawn to produce in the medium of your choice (participation voluntary). (Drinking not required!). Weekly Music - Port Royal Legion, Branch #21 in Annapolis Royal is happy to announce that our great local musicians will play a music set from 8 – 10pm (or later) each Friday night! The Chase the Ace draw will begin the night, with the draw at 8pm sharp, so arrive early to ensure your chance to win the jackpot! Tickets are on sale all week long. See the schedule on our Facebook page or drop by the Legion for more info. All events are open to the Public & Everyone is welcome.

Well, it is hard to believe that a month has gone by since I took up my new post as Chief of Police. August was truly a busy yet exciting month - to say the least. Between Canada 150-year celebrations, Natal day weekend, tall ships and other special events, we saw thousands of people come into visit the Town of Annapolis Royal. The great news is that there were no public safety issues or concerns arising out of these events and celebrations – a true testament to the good character of our citizens and visitors alike.

As you are aware, school is back in full swing and I would like to remind you to be extra vigilant in your driving while our children make their way to and from school. With fall on our doorstep we look forward to a slower pace as we move away from our very busy summer. This September 24th, marks the 40th year of the annual Police and Peace Officers Memorial parade and service in Ottawa, Ontario. This service pays tribute to those members who have paid the ultimate sacrifice while serving the citizens of this great county. Sadly, we are reminded of this with the recent deaths of two police officers in the Atlantic region. The responsibility of protection and security is shared between the police and the community – we cannot do our job without the support of the community. This holds true with our town and I would like to thank everyone for their support so we can continue to enjoy a high level of peace and security in our community. I encourage anyone to reach out to us should you have any questions or concerns about their personal safety and security or that of your property. Emergency Line: 911 General Police Line: 902-532-2427 Office Location: 285 St. George Street, Annapolis Royal (right side of the Town Hall) Social Media: Contact us on Facebook or on the Town of Annapolis Royal web-page Police Facebook Page: @ARPoliceD Town Facebook Page: @townofannapolisroyal Town of Annapolis Royal Web-Page: annapolisroyal.com CRIMESTOPPERS: 902-422-8477 OR crimestoppers.ns.ca

Police Statistics for July and August Nature of the Call 4 Traffic Accidents 3 Speeding 1 Insurance 3 MV Registration 2 Parking 39 Warnings 14 Other Motor Vehicle 4 Liquor 2 False Alarms 10 Lost and Found 18 Assistance to the Public 3 Property Checks 11 Criminal Record Checks 2 Thefts 1 Disturb the Peace 3 Break and Enter 1 911 Act 1 Other Prov./Terr. Offences 1 Child Welfare Act 1 Criminal Harassment 1 Firearms Act 6 Mental Health Act 2 Mischief 1 Family Relations Act

Total: 134

Chief`s Corner

Chief T.G. (Tim) Moser

Annapolis royal town crier October 2017 annapolisroyal.com

The number of potentially sunny days in the province each year is decreased by 50% because of fog.

Here’s what’s happening in the Town of Annapolis Royal to help keep you active, healthy, and happy...

2017-18 Weekly Sport, Fitness, and Active Living Programs in Annapolis Royal

All classes and programs can be joined at any time. Please check in with the program leader on your first visit to register. Please “like” Town of Annapolis Royal Recreation on Facebook to stay up to date on program opportunities and news!

Power-Hour @ The Annapolis Academy Gym .

Power Hour is a challenging fitness class that focuses on strength, cardio, and flexibility! Monday classes are designed to accommodate new participants who may be new to fitness classes, but is open to all skill levels. Leader: Jane Power-Grimm Please call 902-955-1205 for current pricing information and multi-class discounts! Mondays 8:00 - 9:00pm, Wednesdays 6:30 - 7:30pm, and Thursdays 6:30 -7:30pm. Starts: Wednesday, November 1st.

Zumba! @ The Annapolis Academy Gym. Zumba is an aerobic fitness program featuring movements inspired by various styles of Latin American dance and performed primarily to Latin American dance music. Leader: Wendy Abramson Tuesdays 6:00 -7:00pm. Starts: Tuesday, October 3rd. Cost: 8 Classes for $50, or $8.00 drop in.

POUND! 4 week Introductory Session @ The Annapolis Academy Gym. This is group fitness inspired by drumming! Leader: Wendy Abramson Thursdays in October 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm, Starts: October 5, 6:30-7:30pm. Cost: $25 for 4 weeks, or $8 per class.

Pilates @ The Annapolis Academy Gym Pilates is a movement discipline that integrates body awareness, deep breathing, flexibility, core strengthening, and coordination. It improves strength, body alignment and stimulates circulation. Leader: Susan Beattie Classes will begin October 3, Tuesdays 9:30-10:30am and Thursdays 5:30-6:30pm. Cost is $10/class, $80 for any 8 classes, or $160 for all 16!

Pickleball @ The Annapolis Academy Gym

Pickleball is a racquet sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. Two, three, or four players use solid paddles to hit a perforated polymer ball, similar to a wiffle ball, over a net. Leader Jean-Louis Batiot Mondays 1:00-3:00pm, Wednesdays and Fri-days 3:00-5:00pm, Starts: September 25 Cost: $50/year for a 3x/week membership, $35 year for 2x/week membership, $5 drop in rate.

If the costs associated with any programs are a barrier to participation, please contact Annapolis Royal Recreation @ 902-955-1205 or email [email protected] to discuss options. Student and “late in the season” discounts are also available. For more information on these programs or to discuss private rentals of the gymnasium please contact Noah Scanlan at [email protected], or call (902)-955-1205.

Indoor Field Hockey @ The Annapolis Academy Gym Leader: Mike Fearon Mondays 6:45-8:00om Grade 9+, Starts: October 2 Cost: $35/year Indoor Soccer @ The Annapolis Academy Gym Leader: Paul Lalonde Wednesdays 8:20-9:30pm Grade 9+, Starts: October 4 Cost: $35/year Volleyball (Co-ed) @ AWEC Leader: Terry Murphy Sunday 7:00-9:00pm Ages 16+, Starts: October 1 Cost: $35/year

Badminton @ AWEC Leader: Mike Scott Thursday 7:30-9:00pm Grade 9+, Starts: October 5 Cost: $35/year Table Tennis @ The Annapolis Academy Gym Leader: Pierre Igot Tuesday 7:00-9:00pm & Sunday 2:00-4:00pm, Starts October 17 Cost: $30/year Ball Hockey @ The Annapolis Academy Gym Leader: Alex Cranton Thursday 8:00-9:30pm , Starts: October 5 Cost: $35/year


3 1/2 x 2

Open 7 days a week at 7:30am

3 1/2 x 2

3 1/2 x 2

Local, Organic, and Specialty Foods Local, Organic Produce

6 Days a week! The largest selection of medicinal

herbs in Nova Scotia!! Quality cheeses

Gluten free products Vitamin Supplements Body care products

Pet foods and lots more! Weekdays 10am to 6pm!

Saturdays 8am-6pm 253 St. George St. Annapolis Royal

(902)532-7766 www.facebook.com/annapolisnaturalfoods


In 1901, Nova Scotia became the first province to manufacture

Volunteer opportunities

Committee Member / Marketing and Economic Development Committee

(MEDC). Please submit resume/cover letter or letter of interest at Town Hall or

via email to [email protected] by

October 6th. The Committee provides a strategic planning function to council by

identifying and exploring options to market and develop the Town of

Annapolis Royal as a “Better Place to Live” and to promote all aspects of the

Town.

Assistant Grand Street Parade Marshall / Natal Day Committee.

Please contact Holly Sanford by email [email protected]. The

assistant assists in the development and organization of the annual Grand Street

Parade.

Job Advertisement

Customer Service (Plumbing &

Electrical) / Annapolis Home Hardware. Please contact Victoria Cook-

Cranton at 902 532 7080 or email [email protected]. Plumbing &

electrical knowledge is an asset, and weekend rotation required.

Applications due by October 15, 2017

Is your organization looking to hire? If so let us know and we will include it in our next edition! Send your information

to [email protected]

Waste Collection Pick-Up

Pick-up dates: October 4th

& October 18th

Please contact Valley Waste for all waste related matters: 1-877-927-8300 or see

their website for email addresses: www.vwrm.com Find us on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram

Town Hall will be closed October 9th for Thanksgiving.

The Town now posts the awarding of all tenders on our website. Check annapolisroyal.com for the latest tender results.

With all of the news of forest fires, flooding and other natural disasters, it’s easy to feel helpless. If you would like to offer aid in the form of a financial donation, the Red Cross of Canada is a valuable charitable organization. To find out more visit their website at www.redcross.ca

Creepin’ It Real In the spirit of Halloween and Ghost Town , the Town is having a decorating contest! Decorate your property in the most spook-tacular fashion and register it by emailing [email protected] for your chance to win $150 and a certificate of recognition. There will be two categories: one for the best residential property and one for the best business property. So let’s creep it real this Halloween.

Take it or Leaf it

Although there are differing opinions on whether you should rake the leaves off your lawn, it is very important to keep storm drains clear so that stormwater can properly drain. Stormwater flows from rooftops, over paved areas and bare soil, and through sloped lawns and fields. Storm drains and pipes are designed to move runoff from your neighborhood to the nearest body of water: if these are blocked then flooding can occur. Leaves can be disposed of in your green compost bin, backyard composter, the Town’s Leaf and Yard Waste yard or at the Valley Waste site in Lawrencetown.

BEWARE OF SCAMMERS!

SCAMMERS target people in several ways; in person, by phone, or by internet. SCAMS are alive and well and thrive mainly because people continue to fall victim. You may be interested to know that most scams by phone or internet are perpetrated by people outside of Canada. So, the question is why do people continue to fall victim to SCAMS. There are two main themes that motivate people: FEAR and MONEY. Always trust your instinct when it comes to a strange phone call, email, or a person knocking on your door. Delete unknown emails, hang up on a strange call, and don’t invite a stranger onto your proper-

ty or into your home. Contact Police immediately if you think you are being targeted. For more information please contact us General Police Line: 902-532-2427 or visit our Facebook page @ARPoliceD


When Nova Scotia joined Confederation in 1867, it was the wealthiest province.

September 18, 2017 (From Unapproved Minutes. Approval of minutes will occur at the next Council meeting)

MOTION #C2017-SEPT-18-04 It was moved by Councillor Elliot, seconded by Councillor Sanford to accept CAO Barr’s and the Town solicitor’s recommendation to accept the Parks Canada offer dated Sept 7, 2017 and sign the requested release form. Motion Carried. MOTION #C2017-SEPT-18-05 It was moved by Councillor Elliot, seconded by Councillor Kinsella that Council approve the recommendation from Hatch to award the Annapolis Royal Water Reservoir Re-Lining tender to Byron MacDonald Ltd. in the amount of $413,400 plus hst. Motion Carried. MOTION #C2017-SEPT-18-06 It was moved by Councillor Sanford, seconded by Councillor Elliot that Council approve the recommendation from Hatch to award the Annapolis Royal Sewer Replacement tender to Brown Bros. Excavating Ltd. in the amount of $ 176,549.40 + hst. Motion Carried. MOTION #C2017-SEPT-18-07 It was moved by Councillor Elliot, seconded by Councillor Kinsella that Council direct staff to have discussion with King’s Film Society and to purchase an outdoor movie screen up to the amount of $360 plus shipping, handling and hst in addition to loaning the Town’s sound system. Motion Carried. MOTION #C2017-SEPT-18-08 It was moved by Deputy Mayor Power, seconded by Councillor Kinsella that Council appoint Jason Macleod to the Investment Committee for the term ending December 31, 2017. Motion Carried. MOTION #C2017-SEPT-18-09 It was moved by Councillor Kinsella, seconded by Councillor Sanford that Council approve the rebate/reduction for the following nonprofit and Town owned properties roll #00479993 in the amount of $2,311.50, roll #02355256 in the amount of $2,074.50, roll #00092428 in the amount of $768.00, roll #06445721 in the amount of $1,918.50, roll #02045486 in the amount of $142.50, roll #02045494 in the amount of $1,900.50, roll #03611957 in the amount of $1,369.50, roll #1033240 in the amount of $739.50, roll #04997409 in the amount of $2,422.35 and roll #00092398 in the amount of $660.83. Motion Carried. MOTION #C2017-SEPT-18-10 It was moved by Councillor Sanford, seconded by Councillor Elliot that Council approve the following provincially mandated Seasonal Business Reduction for 2017 for roll #1408402 in the amount of $835.54, roll #2466988 in the amount of $2,762.55, roll #3144577 in the amount of $1,508.85, and roll #4542975 in the amount of $2,482.99. Motion Carried. 1 Nay Vote Councillor Elliot MOTION #C2017-SEPT-18-11 It was moved by Councillor Elliot, seconded by Deputy Mayor Power that Brian Orde and Carolyn Young be appointed as alternate REMO Coordinators. Motion Carried. MOTION #C2017-SEPT-18-12 It was moved by Deputy Mayor Power, seconded by Councillor Kinsella that Council appoint Tanichia Hamm to replace Kevin Beard as the Town’s Animal Control Officer. Motion Carried. MOTION #C2017-SEPT-18-13 It was moved by Councillor Sanford, seconded by Councillor Elliot that Councillor Kinsella be appointed the Town Representative on the Twinning Committee. Motion Carried. MOTION #C2017-SEPT-18-14 It was moved by Councillor Kinsella, seconded by Councillor Sanford that staff send a letter of support regarding the Doppler System in Yarmouth to cover southwest Nova Scotia. Motion Carried. MOTION #C2017-SEPT-18-15 It was moved by Councillor Elliot, seconded by Deputy Mayor Power that Council direct staff or council to reach out to an appropriately qualified volunteer to develop the character defining elements for heritage properties listed on the website. Motion Carried. MOTION #C2017-SEPT-18-16 It was moved by Deputy Mayor Power, seconded by Councillor Kinsella that Council approve a Halloween Decoration Contest with two prizes to be awarded one for Commercial and one Residential in the amount of $150 each and a certificate for each. Motion Carried. MOTION #C2017-SEPT-18-17 It was moved by Deputy Mayor Power, seconded by Councillor Sanford that the proposed fees for criminal record checks, $10 for residents (exemptions for volunteers), $25 for non-residents be approved. Motion Carried. 2 Nay Votes - Councillor Kinsella and Councillor Elliot MOTION #C2017-SEPT-18-18 It was moved by Councillor Sanford, seconded by Councillor Elliot that Public Works be directed to install a designated accessible parking space in front of the ramp by King’s Theatre. Motion Carried. MOTION #C2017-SEPT-18-19 It was moved by Deputy Mayor Power, seconded by Councillor Kinsella that Council approve $100 from the marketing budget for advertising for the Gleann ns Gaeilge event in October 2017. Motion Carried. MOTION #C2017-SEPT-18-22 It was moved by Deputy Mayor Power, seconded by Councillor Kinsella to approve the agreement dated September 7, 2017 proposed by ACOA under the Innovative Communities Fund. Motion Carried.


Upcoming meetings

Open to the public Agendas available one week prior

Planning and Heritage Advisory

Committee October 2nd @ 9am

Committee of the Whole

October 5th @ 4pm

Marketing and Economic Development Committee

October 10th @ 6pm

Board of Police Commissioners October 11th @ 9am

Municipal Effectiveness Advisory

Committee October 12th @ 10am

And October 26th @ 6pm

Council

October 16th @ 6pm

Upcoming community meetings

If you have any upcoming Community Meetings please let us know! You can

email them to [email protected]

For example: AGM Events

Friends of the Library Meeting/

Annapolis Royal Library /October 10th @ 7:00pm

Month Events

Daily October 1st “Storm WarningS” Art Exhibition Opening Reception / 1:00pm / Satso Gallery/253 St George St 2nd floor/ www.satsogallery.com October 2nd Film: A Difficult Hope: Climate & The Human Prospect / 7:00pm - 10:00pm / free / King’s Theatre / www.kingstheatre.ca October 6th First Friday October 7th Last Farmers’ and Traders’ Market of the season / 8:00am - 1:00 pm / annapolisroyalfarmersmarket.com Live Show: Sarah Hagen - Classical Piano / 7:30pm / King’s Theatre / kingstheatre.ca October 10th Film: The Trip to Spain / 7:30pm / King’s Theatre/ kingstheatre.ca October 11th Fall Luncheon / Joint venture Town of Annapolis Royal and Board of Trade / ARVFD Fire Hall,5 St Anthony St / 11:00am -1:00pm/$10.00/ RSVP by October 6th, Sandi Millett-Campbell [email protected] October 14th North American Conker Championship / registration 9:00am / competition 10:30am / Historic Gardens / annapolisroyalconkerclub.ca Annual Cider Pressing Day/ Annapolis Royal Community Garden and Orchard behind the Legion/ 10:00am-3:00pm / bring apples and bottles/ contact Angelika angelika@[email protected] October 21st Live Show: Bouey - Doucet - Violin & Piano / 7:30pm - 9:30pm / King’s Theatre / kingstheatre.ca October 24th Film: Obit / 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm / King’s Theatre / kingstheatre.ca

Nova Scotia is the world’s largest exporter of lobster, Christmas trees, gypsum, carrots, wild blueberries, strawberries

October 27th Live Show: Lennie Gallant / 7:30pm-9:30pm/ King’s Theatre/ kingstheatre.ca

October 20-31: Ghostly Gardens Daily 9am-5pm/ admission by donation/ Look for ghostly apparitions as you enjoy the Historic Gardens in their autumn glory! / Historic Gardens, 441 St. George Street October 20, 21, 27, 28: Ghostly Gardens After DARK. /6:30pm-8:30pm/ $7 per adult, $5 per child (12 & under) / A hauntingly good time for the whole family at the Historic Gardens! /Historic Gardens, 441 St. George Street October 27th, 28th: “The Haunt” behind Far-Fetched / weather permitting/ admission by donation to the Food Bank / Wander through “avant-garde horror” from dark - death. October 28th: 18th Annual Home Hardware Halloween Party / Join our friends at Home Hardware for Halloween fun/ 10:00am– 11:00am For a continually updated schedule and list of events, visit www.exploreghosttown.ca

Recurring Winter Farmer’s Market / Starts Oct 14th/Saturday / 9am-12pm / Historic Gardens / www.historicgardens.com Candlelight Graveyard Tours / Daily / 9:15 / Meet by Fort Anne Building / rain or shine/ tourannapolisroyal.com Up to and including Oct.15th. / Special Ghost Town dates: Oct 20, 21, 27, 28 Monday Morning Storytime at the Library /Oct 16 ,23 ,30/ 10am / for preschoolers/ valleylibrary.ca/calendar

Monthly events in and around Annapolis Royal, please forward submissions by October 17th to: [email protected] or by calling 902 532-2043

october 2017 v2 mod with rec not sure - annapolis royal...2017/10/10 · acknowledge the...

Documents