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Ecum Secum Volunteer fire Department - Annual Rate Payers Meeting
The Ecum Secum Volunteer Fire Department will be holding their annual Rate Payer's meeting on May 16th, 2025 at 7:00pm at the Ecum Secum Fire Hall.
The current Fire Tax levy Rate for Ecum Secum is $50.00.
Community Post: Culture Club Sherbrooke
Culture Club Sherbrooke Presents: “Traditional Gaelic Music”
Sunday May 11, from 3:00pm to 4:00pm With Màiri Britton and Bradley Murphy
Màiri Britton (Gaelic song, harp) and Bradley Murphy (Gaelic song, fiddle, piano) share a love of traditional Gaelic music and a commitment to language reclamation. From lyrical lullabies to rhythmic mouth music, they invite listeners into a world that celebrates the transatlantic Gaelic sounds of the Scottish Highlands and Cape Breton.
RSVP by Friday May 9! Admission free – Donations welcome!
17 Main Street, Sherbrooke, Nova Scotia, B0J 3C0 Phone: (902) 318-1699 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Website: www.cultureclubsherbrooke.com
Emergency Preparedness Week (May 4-10, 2025)
The Municipality of the District of St. Mary’s is participating in Emergency Preparedness Week (May 4-10) in collaboration with the Department of Emergency Management.
Nova Scotia Guard:
Nova Scotia Guard volunteers can help support emergency response efforts across the province. They’re ready to lend a hand when help is needed most. The Guard brings together people with all kinds of skills and connects them with those who need help before, during and after an emergency. They allow first responders to focus their efforts on the search, while the Guard members provide support, like food distribution, overnight protection of equipment and parking and directions assistance for first responders, in a very managed approach.
Emergency Preparedness Week (May 4-10, 2025)
The Municipality of the District of St. Mary’s is participating in Emergency Preparedness Week (May 4-10) in collaboration with the Department of Emergency Management.
Nova Scotia Guard:
Nova Scotia Guard volunteers can help support emergency response efforts across the province. They’re ready to lend a hand when help is needed most. The Guard brings together people with all kinds of skills and connects them with those who need help before, during and after an emergency. They allow first responders to focus their efforts on the search, while the Guard members provide support, like food distribution, overnight protection of equipment and parking and directions assistance for first responders, in a very managed approach.