Here's a look at what was making the news 15 and 50 years ago in the Hants Journal. 15 YEARS AGO (Early January 2008 editions) • Police were seeking ...
Avon View High School students donated 2,862 items for the Matthew 25 Windsor and District Food Bank in 2007. Pictured are, from left, Grade 12 students Brittany Sanford, Julie Smith, and Colin Groves, with Brittany Benedict, who helped during the pick-up day. - FileHere's a look at what was making the news 15 and 50 years ago in the Hants Journal.• Police were seeking information after an armed robbery occurred at Subway in Windsor.
• West Hants council was considering permitting a mobile home development off Underwood Road in Garlands Crossing. Council was advised by Nova Scotia’s Department of Transportation that the road could accommodate the increase in traffic. • Windsor’s public works crews were going flat out over the holidays, responding to 15 water main breaks in nine days, with no end in sight. It was thought the breaks were being caused by the frigid temperatures combined with the 100-year-old pipes.
Children enjoyed good sledding conditions at the Haliburton House Museum property following a snowfall in January 2008. - File• Pro hockey player Randall Miller was honoured at a special ceremony Jan. 7 at the beginning of the game between the Windsor Royals and Dartmouth Arrows. • Residents were still concerned over the brutal killing of a female dog in 1972, that saw the wounded animal shot twice — over different days — and spent hours suffering before dying. People were asking what constituted the killing, if permits were issued to kill the dog, and if the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was aware of the matter.
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