An open field at Beech Hill Park will soon be home to hundreds of native trees and shrubs. Volunteers will plant 250 trees and 100 shrubs on Sept. 26 in a grassy field near the park entrance. It is the

Tantramar could become a regional leader in recreation if all goes according to the municipality’s newly-developed Recreation Master Plan. Approved at the last regular council meeting on September 8, the plan features 16 recommendations, ranging from short- to long-term goals,

With grocery prices continually on the rise, more area residents are signing up for a local bulk-buying program that gets them a large bag of fruit and vegetables for only $15 a month. Community Food Smart volunteers packed 120 bags

Tantramar’s Fall Fair officially kicks off later this week with all the usual activities residents and visitors have come to expect, with one large absence – the midway. Now in its 24th year, the fair is the largest event put