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UPDATE April 14th 2016 - We have a new website promoting Liverpool!
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Thursday, 31 January 2013

Munro Insurance

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AA MUNRO INSURANCE
NEW TO LIVERPOOL

Website: www.aamunro.com
 
in Liverpool, open February 1st 2013

Wednesday, 30 January 2013

Dixie Lee Has Returned to Liverpool

 Dixie Lee is returning to Liverpool after a 20-year absence, but the family that ran the original store are the ones bringing it back. From left are Greg Bursey, original owners David and Diane Bursey, and new owner Andrew Bursey.

In photo from left:
Greg Bursey,
David and Diane Bursey and
Andrew Bursey.




 


Dixie Lee has returned to Liverpool after a 20-year absence and the family that ran the original store are the ones that brought it back.
David, originally from Halifax, worked in Montreal and Halifax in the computer industry in the 1970's.
Tired of working for other people he felt the need for a change; he wanted to work for himself. Inspired by a cousin that worked in the business, he decided to open a restaurant franchise. The first Dixie Lee store, in Liverpool, opened on Sept. 7, 1972. David sold the franchise in 1993. 
 
Dixie Lee is located on Liverpool's Main Street
Phone 354-4994

Still offering the same excellent service
Welcome Home
 
 
 

Monday, 28 January 2013

Backyard Biodiversity - free starter kit



Bring songbirds to your backyard, the colour of butterflies to  your garden and hummingbirds abound.
Register for the program at 682-2371 or
 
 

Friday, 25 January 2013

Queens County Musuem Expansion

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On November 15, 2012 the announcement was made for the Queens County Museum Privateer Funding and will soon see privateers in their midst. The federal government announced funding of $150,000 for the museum to create an expanded privateering section.
The funding comes through the Canadian Heritage’s 1812 Commemoration Fund, which is aimed at community-based projects to foster greater awareness and understanding of the importance of this conflict.
The expansion at the museum is still in the early stages of design, however plans are for an interactive exhibit, with a scale replica of part of the privateering ship The Packet. The replica will be large enough for people to walk through.
“This is a fantastic move forward for the Queens County Museum,” said George Mitchell, Chairman, Queens County Museum. “Our objective has been to recognize the achievement of one of the most successful privateers, Captain Joseph Barss, and his privateer vessel, the Liverpool Packet. This funding approval leads the way to seeing this dream come to fruition."
The museum will be putting in proposals to find the rest of the funding for the project, estimated to cost around $300,000. Museum staff hope to have it up and running by next fall or early 2014.
 


Queens County: a community that builds projects together for a better tomorrow.


Come and stay for a day, or a week, or come for a

Thursday, 24 January 2013

The Importance of Being Earnest - casts local actor - Jack Wynters



OPENS:
25th January 2013

 
 
 
 
It’s 1895, London, and two young bachelors attempt to reinvent themselves in order to impress the families of the young ladies they hope to marry. Innocent deception, love affairs, overbearing aunts, and a slight confusion of names collide amid a flurry of mistaken identities, witty banter and cucumber sandwiches.  
 
Subtitled “A Trivial Play for Serious People” Wilde’s satire captures the shallow foolishness of giddy lovers, snobs and social climbers with sophistication and priceless dialogue.
 
 CAST
Algernon Moncrieff MICHAEL THERRIAULT
John Worthing, J.P DAVID LEYSHON
Lady Bracknell VANESSA WALTON BONE
Hon. Gwendolen Fairfax MARLA McLEAN
Cecily Cardew CHILINA KENNEDY
Miss Prism, Governess ELIZABETH RICHARDSON
Rev. Canon Chasuble, D.D. JOHN DARTT
Lane, Manservant JACK WYNTERS
Merriman, Butler ROBBIE O’NEILL

"Crowd-pleasing Earnest is Wildely entertaining"
 
 

Tuesday, 22 January 2013

Hoggies Is Open - on Market Street

Hoggies is open at 29 Market Street; with new inventory and a new look.
 
 
 

Check outnew store
 
902-354-5299
 
OPEN: Wednesday to Saturday
HOURS: 10:00am to 5:00pm
And Sundays noon to 5pm
 

Friday, 18 January 2013

Sahaja Yoga Meditation - FREE CLASSES


 
Weekly on Tuesday
6:30pm – 7:30pm
 
226 Main St (Upstairs)
 
Liverpool, Queens County
 
Phone: 677-2206
 
Everyone is welcome
 
 
 
 
  
Sahaja is a meditation class, meaning 'spontanious and born within', awakening the energy that we all have that awaits being awakened. The process is a gentle, easy and natural process. Once awakened the meditation can begin. People who have trouble sleeping gain great satisfaction from this process.
Kuhn has been teaching yoga in Nova Scotia since 2007.
 
For more information on Sahaja Yoga Meditation, visit www.freemeditation.com
 
 

Thursday, 17 January 2013

Leonard Cohen Visits Nova Scotia

Leonard Cohen returns to Halifax for a single night at the Halifax Metro Centre April 13, as part of his Old Ideas World Tour. (THE CANADIAN PRESS)
78-year-old Montreal-born singer-songwriter, Leonard Cohen is currently touring, following the release of his 2012’s 'Old Idea's and will be in Halifax.

SATURDAY 13TH APRIL 2013
HALIFAX METRO CENTRE
 
 
TICKET SALES OPEN ON THE 18TH JANUARY 2013
 
 


Cohen’s website, www.leonardcohen.com
Halifax Metro Centre box office site, www.ticketatlantic.com
 
Cohen's new album received widespread acclaim; featured on several end-of-year best-of lists, making it to No. 13 on Rolling Stone’s top 50 records of 2012, and a best album of the year nod from Uncut Magazine.

NOTHING IS FAR FROM LIVERPOOL, IN NOVA SCOTIA
HALIFAX IS ONLY ONE AND A HALF HOURS DRIVE
 
Get your tickets early
 
        

Tuesday, 15 January 2013

2014 Canadian Juniors - Press Confrence

Get involved - Liverpool Curling Club
2014 Boys and Girls Canadian Juniors
Friday 18th January 2013
Press conference and fun spiel
3:00 - 5:00pm
 
EVERYONE IS WELCOME
 

Friday, 11 January 2013

Best Place to Retire or Semi-retire in Canada

Apart from having the best climate in Canada's provinces Liverpool has streets lined with Victorian homes and is a slow paced laid back community. Trees shade the streets in dappled patterns, the chatters of squirrels and birdsong fills the air and there is  a peacefulness that is impossible to describe. Everyone knows their neighbours and it is a safe place to live where  there is not any fear for your children and  grandchildren to walk down the street.  




And even more appealing is the price of housing which is a fraction
of that anywhere else in Canada.

WHEN ARE YOU COMING?
LIVE LIVERPOOL
 
Real Estate Agents
EXIT REALTY INTERLAKE: http://www.exitinterlake.com
ANNE THOMPSON REALTY: http://www.annethomsonrealty.com
WALT MACDONALD REALTY: http://www.macdonaldrealestate.ns.ca
 
 
 



Thursday, 10 January 2013

Bev Crouse at White Point

 
 

Bev Crouse, a recipient of the Queen's Diamond Jubille pin in 2012, will make this presentation.  An event not to be missed!
 
Liverpool, a community in stitching.
 

Saturday, 5 January 2013

Senior's Club in Liverpool


Meets Weekly:  on Thursdays 
TIME:            1:30pm – 4:30pm
WHERE:  Liverpool Lions Hall
             Gorham Street, Liverpool
 
 
 
EVERYONE WELCOME
 

Friday, 4 January 2013

Hoggies Is Moving

is moving
    




to  29 Market Street
OPEN: Tuesday to Saturday
HOURS: 10:00am to 5:00pm
OPEN: Sundays noon to 5pm

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