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Big undertaking required to fill big ship with big cargo

MV Green Bergen picks up load of frozen herring fillets in Yarmouth destined for Europe

Article online since July 23rd 2008
The logistics were as massive as the ship itself when the MV Green Bergen docked in Yarmouth harbour on July 19 and 20 to pick up a load of frozen herring fillets bound for Europe. The cargo the ship was picking up was from Scotia Garden Seafoods in Yarmouth and Sable Fish Packers in Shelburne...

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Big undertaking required to fill big ship with big cargo

MV Green Bergen picks up load of frozen herring fillets in Yarmouth destined for Europe

Article online since July 23rd 2008
The logistics were as massive as the ship itself when the MV Green Bergen docked in Yarmouth harbour on July 19 and 20 to pick up a load of frozen herring fillets bound for Europe. The cargo the ship was picking up was from Scotia Garden Seafoods in Yarmouth and Sable Fish Packers in Shelburne...

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Moses quadruplets say hello to Yarmouth

Babies make trip from IWK-Grace to Yarmouth hospital last Thursday

Article online since July 22nd 2008
By Tina Comeau THE VANGUARD NovaNewsNow.com There were seven babies on the maternity floor of the Yarmouth Regional Hospital on Friday. Four of them were part of the same family. Just a little over two weeks since being born at the IWK-Grace hospital in Halifax on July 2, the Moses quadruplets...

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People we meet: A hard day's work....at 94 years of age

Article online since July 22nd 2008
By Tina Comeau THE VANGUARD NovaNewsNow.com Lower Wedgeport, Yarmouth County resident Sam Doucette (no one calls him by his real name, Anselm) gets up at the crack of dawn each day. By 7 a.m. he’s in his work shed where he may spend the day building cabinets for his family. Later he...

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People we meet: A hard day's work....at 94 years of age

Article online since July 22nd 2008
By Tina Comeau THE VANGUARD NovaNewsNow.com Lower Wedgeport resident Sam Doucette (no one calls him by his real name, Anselm) gets up at the crack of dawn each day. By 7 a.m. he’s in his work shed where he may spend the day building cabinets for his family. Later he might be working...

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