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Author: Meg Cunningham

Four broadsides sit on a wooden table.

Tantramar Report: Three Beausejour candidates named so far, Pfizer walk-in clinic, and a visit to a micro press

Meg Cunningham August 25, 2021

Amy Ward watches Keagan Hawthorne as he inspects a broadside he printed using his 1927 flatbed proofing press.

Broadside poems printed with care for the Tantramar Literary Society fundraiser

Meg Cunningham August 25, 2021

Queens Road Construction

Meg Cunningham August 24, 2021

Walk-In Clinics This Week

Meg Cunningham August 24, 2021

Two people pretend to lean over a 3D optical illusion drawn on the road with chalk. It looks like a crack in the pavement leading to a cliff.

Tantramar Report: Sackville Chalk Festival coming up, Dave Meslin talks electoral reform, and back-to-school health and safety plan released

Meg Cunningham August 23, 2021

A person is seen from the knee down, running in sneakers on a beach.

Vote now to decide how Sackville will spend $15K on recreation

Meg Cunningham August 20, 2021

Juan Facundo picks berries outdoors.

Las Paletas de Juan blends Maritime fruit with an iced Colombian treat

Meg Cunningham August 18, 2021

A map of Nova Scotia's electoral districts indicate a Conservative majority.

Tantramar Report: PC majority for NS, Cumberland North still counting votes, Sackville switches contractors for paving job

Meg Cunningham August 18, 2021

Tantramar Report: Meet Cumberland candidate Dave Wightman, student vaccine stats, and Sackville’s new Vietnamese Kitchen

Meg Cunningham August 13, 2021

Black bowls filled with shrimp and vegetables are grouped together on a table.

The Vietnamese Kitchen celebrates Vietnamese cuisine at Sackville Farmers Market

Meg Cunningham August 13, 2021

A sandpiper on a rock.

Tantramar Report: Sandpiper watch, Sackville’s vaccine stats, and upcoming construction on Queens Road

Meg Cunningham August 12, 2021

Four actors perform outdoors. Two are dressed as clowns and sit on the steps of a bandstand, while two are in medieval clothing and talk to each other on the grass.

“A Banishment of Poets” brings clowns, swords, and villains to the Bill Johnstone Memorial Park

Meg Cunningham August 12, 2021

Heat Wave Wednesday and Thursday

Meg Cunningham August 11, 2021

A painted drawing of a person with long hair and an octopus tangled in their hair.

Tantramar Report: “Living is Easy” returns, Festival by the Marsh begins, and a Sackville COVID-19 exposure

Meg Cunningham August 6, 2021

A ceramic Canadian goose lies down next to a nest with a ceramic egg in it.

“Living is Easy” back at Struts Gallery for the first time since COVID-19 hit

Meg Cunningham August 6, 2021

Sackville restaurant on the list of recent COVID-19 exposures

Meg Cunningham August 5, 2021