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February is African Heritage Month

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February 1, 2023: In observance of African Heritage month, Region of Queens Municipality is flying the Pan African Flag on the Special Purpose Flagpole at Town Hall Arts & Cultural Centre, 219 Main St., Liverpool, beginning February 1 and continuing until February 15.  With over 50 historic African Nova Scotian communities dating back over 400 years, African Heritage Month provides an opportunity to celebrate the culture, legacy, achievements, and contributions of people of African descent – past and present.  Learn more on the website of African Heritage Month Information Network : http://www.ahm.bccnsweb.com/wp/home/ or Nova Scotia’s Office of African Nova Scotia…
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Public Notice: Please Dispose of Sharps Safely

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January 27, 2023: During waste collection this week, a large number of sharps (used needles), were discovered in bags placed curbside for collection. Region of Queens Municipality has properly disposed of the sharps, and would like to remind residents that there are procedures to follow to safely dispose of sharps. Sharps are not permitted to be placed curbside for disposal. Placing them in regular household waste creates a hazard for other people, pets, and wildlife in terms of safety and as a biohazard. How to Safely Dispose of Used Sharps: Used sharps (syringes, needles, and lancets) can be harmful if…
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Queens District RCMP is investigating mischief to the Tourist Bureau in Liverpool

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Queens District RCMP is investigating mischief to the Tourist Bureau in Liverpool. On January 9, 2023, Queens District RCMP responded to a report of vandalism to the Tourist Bureau in Liverpool. RCMP officers learned that someone had vandalized the Tourist Bureau with various forms of graffiti between the evening of January 8 and early morning hours of January 9. RCMP officers have obtained a photo of a person believed to be involved in in the incident and are releasing the photo to the public in the hopes of identifying them. Anyone who may have information is asked to contact the…
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Volunteer Sought to Serve on Municipal Committees

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Region of Queens is seeking committee members! – A resident of District 7 for the Planning Advisory Committee– Four (4) residents for the Heritage Advisory Committee For more information and to apply, go to https://forms.gle/gZyJQNNmUmxpEecL7 If you require assistance with any part of the application, or would like more information, please contact Eric Levy, Municipal Clerk and Diversity Coordinator at 902-354-3453 or elevy@regionofqueens.com.
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Message from Mayor Norman Regarding Vandalism at Visitor Information Centre in Liverpool

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A short time ago, I was notified of vandalism at the Visitor Information Centre in Liverpool. Vandalism, including damaged windows and spray painted hateful words targeting 2SLGBTQ+ communities, was very upsetting to say the least. This was an act of hatred. Sadly, these actions cause hurt to our communities and 2SLGBTQ+ people as a whole far beyond the cost of paint and glass. Queens County prides itself in being safe and open to all residents, and Region of Queens Municipality has prioritized Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility in its work as a government and service provider. As your Mayor, I personally…
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** Update: Water Utility Disruption now Repaired

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** UPDATE: Dec. 30, 2022, 7:45 p.m.: The water disruption that occurred earlier today, December 30th, in Brooklyn and parts of Liverpool has been repaired. Utility customers may continue to experience discoloured water for a period of time- running your cold water tap for a few minutes typically resolves this. If your water is still not clear, wait and trying running your tap again a few hours later. Customers may also have lower than normal pressure- cleaning your faucet aerators can typically resolve this. Should you still be having issues after exhausting the above, it is recommended to contact a licensed…
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Staff Milestones Celebrated at Region of Queens Municipality

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December 16, 2022, Liverpool, NS:  From parks to parking, from waste management to water treatment, residential care to recreational activities, and planning to plowing, Region of Queens Municipality’s skilled workforce maintains many areas important to the lives of Queens County residents and visitors.  Milestone achievements were recognized with Years of Service Awards on December 13, 2022. “Municipal staff take pride in their work, and are positive ambassadors of Region of Queens Municipality to our residents, business community and visitors,” said Mayor Darlene Norman.  “The years of service awards showcase the commitment of Region of Queens staff to public service.  Municipal…
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Public Hearing: Development Agreement Multiple Unit Dwelling

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Public Hearing: Development Agreement Multiple Unit Dwelling TAKE NOTICE THAT Council of Region of Queens Municipality, on Tuesday, January 10, 2023 at 9:00 a.m., in Council Chambers of the Municipal Administration building, 249 White Point Road in Liverpool, NS., will hold a Public Hearing on Council’s intention to enter into a development agreement.  The development agreement would allow for a seven (7) unit multiple unit dwelling in the existing building on property identified as PID# 70055058 and located at 6755 Highway 3 in Hunts Point . Any interested persons who wish to speak on this matter are invited to attend…
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Public Notice: Attention Motorists – Traffic Pattern Modification: McLeod Street, Liverpool

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