Nasonworth News

It's rare for me to defend a politician, but on a personal note, I was quite offended by the cartoon recently in your newspaper depicting Kelly Lamrock receiving a heart.

A disastrous home heating oil leak that forced a Nasonworth man to destroy his home highlights the risks of using oil without safeguards, says Fredericton's wellfield protection officer.

A home in Nasonworth fell to the wrecker's ball this week and its demolition should serve as a stark warning of what can go wrong for anyone who heats their home with oil, says Deverne Jones.

Ryan Brideau is feeling doubly disappointed. Stephen MacGillivray Photo Ryan Brideau, vice-president external for the University of New Brunswick Student Union, will be affected if changes to routes proposed by Acadian Coach Lines are approved.

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This letter is in response to a letter written by Frank J. Barton with reference to Fredericton Police Cst.

The addition of infrastructure money to the Route 7 bypass around Welsford means the project could be completed sooner.

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Well, I just got back from a more than 20 minute walk. I escorted my children to their bus stop on a road with no sidewalks and not even a shoulder on the road to walk on because the trees and brush are so overgrown.

Submissions to Religion Digest must be received by Monday noon for publication on Thursday.

Submissions to Religion Digest must be received by Monday noon. Items can be emailed to the editor, Forrest Orser, at religion@dailygleaner.com, or mailed to The Daily Gleaner, P.O. Box 3370, Fredericton, N.B., E3B-5A2, or dropped off in written form at the office on Prospect Street.

Experts with the Fredericton Police Force are continuing to examine a damaged car found in the Nasonworth area Tuesday night.

Premier Shawn Graham has failed New Brunswickers ... once again. Why must the Graham government disregard the frustration of New Brunswickers? Since July 20, when the government announced it would be putting our new slogan "Be...in this place/Etre...ici on le peut" on New Brunswick licence plates starting Aug.

Premier Shawn Graham has failed New Brunswickers ... once again. Why must the Graham government disregard the frustration of New Brunswickers? Since July 20, when the government announced it would be putting our new slogan "Be...in this place/Etre...ici on le peut" on New Brunswick licence plates starting Aug.

Fredericton's own Shawn Tucker showed what home track advantage can do, taking the checkered flag in the CARQUEST Maritime Pro Stock Tour's Parts for Trucks 100 feature at Speedway 660 Saturday night.

There's almost as much roadwork going on in opposition ridings around Fredericton as there is in government ridings, says Transportation Minister Denis Landry.

The provincial government is spending $5.22 million on seven rural highway projects south of Fredericton.

The Speedway 660 season opened at the Fredericton raceway on Saturday. Placing first in the 30-lap Martin's Home Heating Sportsmen Feature was Wade Harris of Canal.

It's full speed ahead for the 16th season of Speedway 660. The regular season begins a week from today, but already many of the drivers from the three competitive divisions - pro stock, sportsman and street stock - have run their cars at the track and are gearing up as they make sure their cars are in working order and making chassis adjustments in ...