Public Notice: Planned Power Outage
Attention residents of Melrose, Waternish, Stillwater, Sherbrooke, Goldenville, Jordanville, Indian Harbour Lake, Port Hilford, Holland Harbour, Harpellville, Bickerton West, Port Bickerton, Fishermans Harbour, and neighbouring communities.
This will impact approximately 900 customers in the communities of Melrose, Waternish, Stillwater, Sherbrooke, Goldenville, Jordanville, Indian Harbour Lake, Port Hilford, Holland Harbour, Harpellville, Bickerton West, Port Bickerton, Fishermans Harbour, and neighbouring communities.
Customers have been notified via call outs. You can find more information on this planned outage on NSP website: Planned Outages| Nova Scotia Power
Notice: Water Utility Maintenance
Please be advised that on October 24, 2025 beginning at 8:30am Public Works staff will be conducting scheduled maintenance and repairs to the water system on Hospital Road Extension
Customers/Users may experience water pressure fluctuations, disruptions to service and discoloration during this time.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Free Recplex Matting Pieces
Leftover matting pieces will be available free of charge outside St. Mary’s Recplex (164 Old Road Hill). Items will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
Community Post: Legion Branch 056
Due to community events, wreaths and crosses may be picked up Saturday, October 25th between 3:00pm and 4:00pm at the Legion Hall, Branch 056 in the Village.
For inquiries please contact June Tate at 902-328-7122
NOTICE: Bathroom Maintenance at 16 Main Street
Please be advised that the bathrooms at 16 Main Street will be out of order today, October 22, due to scheduled maintenance.
They will be available for use again starting tomorrow, October 23.
Thank you.
98.9 XFM - News Article
Residents of the Municipality of the District of St. Mary’s continue to feel the impact of this summer’s drought on water supply on their wells.
There is only one municipal water system in the District of St. Mary’s, serving the community of Sherbrooke. Sherbrooke’s water system remains on mandatory conservation measures.
Residents living outside of Sherbrooke rely on their wells, and many have run dry.
St. Mary’s District Warden James Fuller says the municipality has distributed thousands of litres of water, Fuller says the municipality is grateful for the support of the provincial EMO program that is supplying them with a lot of water, but the demand is so high. Fuller says it has also received donations of pallets of bottles of water from companies and individuals; which has helped tremendously to meet the need.
Fuller says what is needed is a week or two of steady rain.
To view the full News Article, please click the link below:
https://www.989xfm.ca/district-of-st-marys-distributes-thousands-of-litres-of-water-as-residents-struggle-with-dry-wells-from-drought/