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Special Town Council In Camera Meeting - June 3, 2024
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Please note this Special meeting of Town Council is in camera under section 22(2)(c) of the Municipal Government Act (Personnel) and is not open to the public.
Town Hall
359 Main Street
Wolfville
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NS
B4P 1A1
Join sommelier Amy Savoury as she takes guests through a 1.5 hour tasting session with 7 different Tidal Bays in Acadia University’s Garden Room. Guests will have the opportunity to compare and contrast various Tidal Bays, while learning about what makes Nova Scotia’s Signature Wine unique. Wines...
32 University Ave
KCIC Garden Room, Acadia University
Wolfville
,
NS
B4P 2R6
Join sommelier Amy Savoury as she takes guests through a 1.5 hour tasting session with 7 different Tidal Bays in Acadia University’s Garden Room. Guests will have the opportunity to compare and contrast various Tidal Bays, while learning about what makes Nova Scotia’s Signature Wine unique. Wines...
32 University Ave
KCIC Garden Room, Acadia University
Wolfville
,
NS
B4P 2R6
2025 Lineup:
June 22 - Bungaloes
June 29 - Lisa Richard
July 6 - Kim Doolittle
July 13 - Alanna Matty
July 20 - Logan Edward MacKay
July 27 - Kim Dunn
Aug 3 - Cherie and Friends
Aug 10 - Lee Sharp Dewan
Aug 17 - The Zing Band
Aug 24 - Willy Nilly
Aug 31 - Mary Lou Sicoly
Join us every Sunday at Waterfront Park for FREE live music from 2pm-4pm with Deep Roots Music Cooperative!
A free event hosted by the Front Street Community Oven and sponsored by the Town of Wolfville. Tasty apple-treats from Noggins Corner Farm. Live music from Joe H Henry. Come celebrate this LANDMARK 90th anniversary Annapolis Valley Apple Blossom Festival as a community! Register for FREE when you...
This event is not organized by the Town of Wolfville.
For more information about this event, contact the organizing host.
For more information about this event, contact the organizing host.
117 Front Street
Robie Tufts Nature Centre / Front Street Community Oven
Wolfville
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NS
B4P 1A5
Raise the flag and share your PRIDE! June is PRIDE month and there's so much we still need to do to make our community safe, welcoming and inclusive. Please join Council at Waterfront Park on Monday, June 3 at 8:30, by the flag poles so we can raise the flag and show some Town PRIDE! All people are...
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Join us for an Introduction to Animation at the Wolfville Recreation Center Thursday, June 13th 6:00-8:00pm! Lead by expert, Roody, who has a degree in animation, this is a great chance for anyone interested in learning about and trying different types of animation. Particpants will have the...
What Not to Flush - And Why
It's easy to go about your business every day without thinking about the collection systems that ensure materials flushed down the toilet reach the appropriate destination without issue. We get it. A lot of us just don't want to go there! Ensuring wastewater systems are used properly and cared for reduces the risk of having to give what goes down the drain or toilets a second thought.
Only Flush the 3Ps
All wastewater systems - privately owned and municipally owned/operated - were designed for a specific purpose and, for that reason, can only manage toilet paper. For quick reference, things that are safe to flush are often called "the 3 Ps" - pee, poo and paper. If it's not coming from your body, and it's not toilet paper, it shouldn't be entering wastewater systems. All other items - even ones labelled flushable - can cause costly and destructive issues when flushed down toilets and drains, and should instead be discarded in the trash.
Keep Wipes Out of the Pipes
There is no version of disposable wipes on the market today that are safe to flush - not even the products labelled as flushable. These wipes can clog critical piping and pumping stations, block aeration equipment, increase the likelihood of sewer backups and negatively impact the wastewater collection and treatment process.
Flushing inorganic materials that are not designed to decompose or dissolve in wastewater systems increases the risk of costly damages, problematic odours and inconvenient service interruptions. The only way to clear obstructions is to disassemble pumps and equipment, and physically remove the sewer debris by hand. This leads to a significant increase in maintenance costs, odours in communities, and puts homes and/or places of business at risk of a sewer backup.
Content reproduced with permission from the Municipality of the County of Kings.
