Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Road Construction In Bayside

If your travelling to and from Saint Andrews in the coming weeks you may want to give yourself some extra time as paving construction has begun in Bayside. 

It's an estimated cost of just over $800.000 that is being be funded jointly by the provincial and federal governments. Remember fines are doubles for those speeding in construction areas. 

Dexter Construction Company was awarded the tender for this project.

Border Cafe Will Fight Back

You can't help but to notice the Menu sign on the side of the road that reads Mama's By Law Burger ... The Border Cafe in St. Stephen has been fined twice now for their weekly Karaoke event and anticipates two more fines this weekend as Karaoke will go on.

John Dilliam of Border Cafe tells Tide News they are not hurting no one and have even set up a jar inside the cafe titled Mama's bail money for anyone that's in a would like to make a donation. Dillman tells us his mother Brenda Vanhorne was rejected her Entertainment Licence from the Provincial Government with no explanation.

Many locals are up in roar over this and some enjoy the Karaoke and some don't. Tide news has a call into the St. Stephen By Law enforcement officer Mark Fleming but have yet to hear back.

 


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The Tale Of A Whale

An update for you today on the story we reported on recently where a whale went under a boat off Campobello causing the boat to capsize. Tide News has learned not only was the Sardine Vessel responding to the scene but also the Campobello Whale rescue team. Mac Green and Robert Fitzsimmons got the call to respond to the scene where they rescued two people out of the cold water, one of them who could not swim.

The two had been in the water for about twenty minutes and didn't have the energy to climb aboard The Michael Eileen Sardine Fishing Vessel. The Whale rescue Zodiac is the only rescue vessel in the area to respond to incident at sea .. Normally if a boat has sank or is sinking a rescue team would be sent from Nova Scotia. All 5 members aboard the boat are home and doing well.

They had been out whale watching for the day and were headed home when a fin back whale swam under their boat just off of the Head Harbour Light House that caused the boat to leave the water and fly about thirty feet in the air before in smashed back down. The Campobello Whale Rescue Team is still continuing the search for the whale, but it is believe the whale is ok.

Vandalism On Hall Road

RCMP want to hear from you if you have any information leading to the arrest of those responsible for throwing rocks thru a local women's window over the weekend. It happened late Saturday night on The Hall Road just outside of St. Stephen .

The women was home at the time of the incident. Tide News spoke with the women's daughter Deneca Calhoun and she tell us her mother can't understand as to why anyone would do this to her home.

Bob MacKnight tells Tide news they have no witnesses's or suspects at this time.