RCMP in St. Andrews are investigating a break-in into a house during which
the thieves made off with some copper piping.
Sometime between Friday night and Saturday morning (February 22nd and 23rd),
someone broke into a home on Mowat Drive and took an unknown amount of copper
piping, causing considerable damage.
Anyone with any information is being
asked to contact the police or Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
Crimestoppers will pay up to $2000 for information leading to an arrest. You can remain anonymous.
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Wear Pink To Stand Against Bullying
Today is Pink Shirt Day, not just here in Charlotte County, but across Canada, people are wearing pink T-shirts to show they are standing up against bullying.
The campaign was started in 2007 by two Nova Scotia high school students who -- overnight -- rallied almost their entire high school student population, mostly through social media, to wear pink in support of a Grade 9 student who was bullied the day before for wearing the color to school.
One of those students was Travis Price, who can be seen here with Fundy High School Principal John Tanner. Price spoke to Fundy students last year on Pink Shirt Day.
The campaign was started in 2007 by two Nova Scotia high school students who -- overnight -- rallied almost their entire high school student population, mostly through social media, to wear pink in support of a Grade 9 student who was bullied the day before for wearing the color to school.
One of those students was Travis Price, who can be seen here with Fundy High School Principal John Tanner. Price spoke to Fundy students last year on Pink Shirt Day.
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