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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Competition hosted at Pictou Legion
The election signs were being carried away and the campaign headquarters for Liberal candidate Kris MacFarlane was nearly empty the day after the Nov. 26 provincial election.
With the price of groceries being a challenge for many, any little bit helps.
The Pictou County Weeks Crushers spent the past 10 days climbing out of a hole they'd dug for themselves.
Truth: most of the ugly sweaters worn at the Ugly Sweater Run aren't really ugly. Hard on the eyes, some of them, or lacking in taste, but not unpleasant.
The need just keeps growing, say food bank representatives in Pictou County.
If you want to own a bunch of Guinness World Records, want to be the best at something, there is a price to be paid.
Pictou County Transit Authority gets new bus
You never know what might life might have in store. Even though she spent a few summers volunteering at the New Glasgow Veterinary Clinic learning from Dr.
Sharon Cheverie is ready for Christmas. She was one of about 10 people making home-made natural wreaths under the guidance of Monica Graham.
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