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SUMMER Newsletter 2021

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Covid Restriction UPDATES! 

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Click here for GENERAL restrictions FAQ

Library Re-opening! 

Effective June 16, 2021 - As part of Phase 2, libraries and museums are allowed to reopen their doors to the public, at 25% capacity. Hence, effective tomorrow all CEHPL branches will be moving to Level 3: Branches Open, Restricted Services on our Reopening Plan. 

Staff are coordinating messaging for branch social media pages and our website this morning. We're looking forward to welcoming our patrons back to their library!

Revised Town Hall Hours

Effective Monday, June 7^th, the Town Hall will resume reduced hours pending future changes within the COVID-19 protocol.

The Town Hall will be open to the public from Monday to Thursday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM and Friday the Town Hall will be closed, except for pre-arranged appointments.

Staff would like to thank the public for their patience while the Town Hall was closed during the height of the third wave of COVID-19. 

Thank you, 

Dale A. Bogle,
CAO
Town of Stewiacke

Garbage Pick Up & Composting

Your garbage collection schedule can be found here - https://www.colchester.ca/collection-schedule 

Reminder:  The weekly Compost pick up will start July 16 and end on September 17 – the Fall Clean Up day.

2021 Spring Clean up - Friday, May 14th

Mark your calendars:  Fall Clean up - September 24, 2021

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Service of Remembrance will be live here:
www.facebook.com/groups/162084731778930 and also available through some news outlets. 

2021 Census - stay up date & participate

The Census has been painting a detailed picture of Canada's changing mosaic for over a century. As Statistics Canada prepares for its #2021Census, stay up to date on announcements, releases and more here: https://bit.ly/3dAIaPL 

FEATURED - Town of Stewiacke census data - check out Statistics Canada's Census Community Snapshot

Winter 2021 Newsletter - now available!

• The Salvation Army offers home emergency assistance top-up funds - open for applications if you are of the following: 
  • You reside in Nova Scotia in a low-income household - $29,000 for single, $47,703 for two to four persons, $67,937 for households of more than five
  • Your household is experiencing an emergency heating situation 
• Click here for the application and submit to the Salvation Army for consideration. 

• Stewiacke sees growth in 2020 - Year In Review:  Stewiacke sees growth in 2020 despite COVID concerns