Kevin Adshade is a journalist for The Pictou Advocate, focusing on local news in Pictou, Canada. With a passion for community stories, Kevin covers a range of topics including local events, community initiatives, human interest stories, and the preservation of Pictou's history.
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Kevin Adshade's local coverage in Pictou, Canada heavily leans towards community events and initiatives, with a focus on family & relationships and sports. If you're reaching out to him, consider providing insights or access to individuals involved in local community events such as fundraisers, historical projects, support initiatives (such as the SPCA), or sports-related activities within the Pictou area.
His coverage also includes expert commentary and government announcements related to these topics. Therefore, if you have expertise in areas like community development, fundraising strategies for non-profits or historical preservation efforts at a local level within Canada (Pictou), he might be interested in your input.
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Close to $370,000 raised in single-day event The 30th Summer Street Scramble was a record-smashing day on Friday.
When we first meet Evan Crowe, he's sitting down in his room at Ivey's Terrace in Trenton, reading a copy of Downhome magazine, a Jamaican-themed knit cap perched on his head.
Three years after a small group of individuals started planning for a new SPCA in Stellarton, the opening of the North Nova SPCA is just days away.
Keyboards in hand, minds focused on creating out of possible chaos, they are getting ready to RUM-BLE!!
When Angel May McKay was volunteering at a mission in Sudbury, Ont., a few years ago she began hearing some dark stories from the ones she would get to know:
There are at least two songs that Canadian folk artist James Keelaghan must play whenever he performs on stage.
Curlers are once again rocking the rinks in Pictou County. The Bluenose Curling Club held an open house at its New Glasgow rink this past
Fraser Rice is coming home to take his place in the Maritime Sports Hall of Fame. Rice and his teammates from the mid-1960s Halifax Jr.
When Marty Langille and his sister Cathy Spears were growing up in Westville, their dad made sure that they and their seven other siblings would observe Remembrance Day every year.
Former New Glasgow Fire Department chief Doug Dort is being remembered for his long-time service to the community in which he served.
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