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SRHS Bursary 2022

Details: Published: Friday, 25 March 2022 13:24

TOWN OF SHELBURNE BURSARY

Application Form

VALUE: $250.00

CRITERIA:

This bursary is not based on academic achievement or financial need.

Open to all graduating seniors from Shelburne Regional High School
Please indicate if you have or have had any involvement with employment or committees of the Town.
Please include your name and address.

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS: Friday May 20^th, 2022

Incomplete or late applications will not be considered.

PAYMENT: Will be awarded at the graduation ceremony in June, unless no suitable candidate has applied or if none of the selections were chosen by the selection committee.

ESSAY FORMAT: An essay of 350 minimum words, please include responses to the following two questions in your essay. Value will be given to proper English grammar, spelling, and answers.

QUESTIONS:

If you had the opportunity to promote Shelburne to youth from other areas; what would you say?

Volunteering is a great way to give back to your community and make new ideas become a reality. Why do you think it is important to give back to your community? Have you done volunteering and if so, what did you learn?

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Applications and/or Questions can be addressed to:

Robin Smith

Executive Coordinator

PO Box 670

168 Water Street

Shelburne, NS

B0T 1W0

(902) 875-2991 ext. 8

Robin.smith@shelburnens.ca

King Street Centre Press Release

Details: Published: Thursday, 24 March 2022 15:57

The Town of Shelburne is very pleased to announce that we have received $187,500 in funding through ACOA’s Canada Community Revitalization Fund (CCRF) to renovate and modernize the King Street Family Centre which will create a safe and healthy environment. Activities include structural renovations with a new roof, eaves, windows and insulation, accessibility upgrades to the ramp and entrance. These improvements will make the facility more efficient and accessible for all.

The CCRF is a two-year national infrastructure program to revitalize communities across Canada.

Funding for 23 projects on the South Shore was announced at the end of February. You can learn more here: https://www.canada.ca/en/atlantic-canada-opportunities/news/2022/02/backgrounder-nova-scotias-south-shore-will-benefit-from-investments-to-help-residents-and-visitors-enjoy-the-region-and-its-shared-spaces-safely.html?fbclid=IwAR3NoIX4LKkjZwXL5lpGI2uuidW55pmxW7MSMd-ISQgZToXL_4hI3730vLQ

Civic Numbering on Your Home & Business

Details: Published: Thursday, 24 March 2022 14:34

Properly displayed civic numbers ensure that emergency first responders can easily locate your home or business.

Locally, our Shelburne Lions Club has reflective blue & white civic numbers that can be ordered for $22.

Please contact : Pat Thorburne at 902-875-6051 if you wish to order.

The Town of Shelburne's civic numbering by-law can be found here:

https://www.shelburnens.ca/.../353-civic.../file.html

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Nova Scotia Building Code Regulations: Public Notice

Details: Published: Tuesday, 15 March 2022 15:54

Nova Scotia Building Code Regulations: Public Notice

Government is considering amendments to the Nova Scotia Building Code Regulations. The amendments would reformat the regulations into the standard format used for all Nova Scotia regulations. Nova Scotians are invited to comment on the proposed changes by 29 April 2022. Please see the link below for more information

https://novascotia.ca/building-code-regulations-public.../

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