Cheque Presentation
Deputy Mayor Henderson presented Patricia Cheney $500 from the Irene (Rollins) D’Andrea Memorial Scholarship Fund to assist her as she pursues a career in Nursing.
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BY-LAW 19-06, TOURISM ACCOMMODATION LEVY-RECEIVES FIRST READING
At the August 12, 2019 Regular Council Meeting By-law 19-06, A BY-LAW RELATING TO A TOURISM ACCOMMODATION LEVY IN THE TOWN OF SAINT ANDREWS was Introduced for First Reading.
A Hearing of Objections Special Meeting of Council is set for Monday, September 30, 2019 at 6:45PM in the Ballroom of the W. C. O’Neill Arena Complex.
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Notice for Housing Request
The New Brunswick Community College (NBCC) St. Andrews campus is actively seeking additional housing options for their upcoming academic year.
The NBCC St. Andrews campus has a forecast of 67 international students and 145 domestic students (local and non-local), for a total of 212 first year, full-time students attending the St. Andrews campus in the fall. Given the current availability of rentals in town, there is a sense of urgency to seek out additional housing options, as the majority of known rentals are already occupied or are unavailable during the required time frame (September 1st or earlier to roughly the middle/end of June).
If you have a room(s) that you would be willing to open up to incoming NBCC students, please reach out to Brittany Locking, 529-5699, brittany.locking@nbcc.ca for more information.
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THANK YOU: 2019 Volunteer Appreciation Recipients
From Left: Jeff Holmes, Business & Community
Mike Power, Sport, Recreation and Active Living - St. Andrews Father’s Day Road Race
Verne Cunningham, Sport, Recreation and Active Living - St. Andrews Father’s Day Road Race
Mayor Doug Naish- Presented the Awards
Anne Gagné, Community Volunteer, ELF Program at Vincent Massey Elementary School;
Charlotte County SPCA; Tours etc. Minister’s Island
Carol MacLean, Community Volunteer, Charlotte County Hospice/ Artist’s By the Sea.
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Open House July 17, 2019 5-7pm
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Town of Saint Andrews VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION AWARDS
Each year Mayor Doug Naish, on behalf of the Town of Saint Andrews presents Volunteer Appreciation Awards in six categories.
- Arts & Culture
- Community Leadership
- Business
- Sport, Recreation & Active Living
- Environment
- Volunteer Service
- Special merit (none of the above categories)
These awards are available to any person, organization or business that has made an exceptional contribution to the Town’s well-being, recently or long term. Nominees need not be Town residents. Up to two awards are presented in each category annually.
The Town also accepts nominations for a special appreciation award to an individual who does not fall into any of the categories listed below but who has, nevertheless, made a unique long-term contribution to the local community.
Nominations for Volunteer Appreciation Awards can be submitted year-round. Please use this Form to nominate an individual, group or business that you feel should be considered for a Town of Saint Andrews Volunteer Appreciation Award.
Return completed nominations form to the Town Office, in person, by mail to 212 Water St., Saint Andrews, NB E5B 1B4 or by email to town@townofstandrews.ca If you have any questions, please call the Town Office at 529-5120.
Thank you for recognizing those who help to make Saint Andrews a very special place!
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This week at the Ross Memorial Library-CLOSED TEMPORARILY
The Ross Memorial Library will be closed temporarily due to required repairs.
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Thorpe St. Andrews Celebrates Canada Day!
Our “Twin City” Thorpe St. Andrews wishes everyone a Happy Canada Day!
Raising the Canadian Flag on Canada Day.
Mayor Ian Mackie raises a flag in honour of Canada Day.
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July at the Ross Memorial Library -TEMPORARILY CLOSED-SEE FACEBOOK FOR UPDATES
THE ROSS MEMORIAL LIBRARY WILL BE TEMPORARILY CLOSED DUE TO NECESSARY REPAIRS. CLOSED from Monday, July 15 to July 19, 2019.
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Saint Andrews Municipal Plan-Background Report
This background report was adopted by Town Council at the regular May meeting. It is the summation of the of the research that has gone into preparing the 2020 Municipal Plan and Zoning By-laws. Town staff and the Municipal Plan Steering Committee are hard at work drafting those by-laws and look forward to presenting them to the public at a community consultation event in the near future.
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