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On Behalf of the Members of the Greenwich Fire Department, I would like to welcome you to our website. The Greenwich Fire Department was established in 1933, in a small, single bay building. It has since evolved into a 4 bay fire station with a large hall upstairs. We operate with 5 fire trucks; 2 pumpers, 1 tanker, a rescue truck and a van. We provide services to the Hamlet of Greenwich, The Municipality of the County of Kings, and other outlying areas, as well as provide mutual aid assistance to our neighboring Departments.

Orchard Court is located on River Street in Kentville, Nova Scotia. Orchard Court consists of four separate and distinct households, creating a comfortable atmosphere. Each household is home to 15 or 16 clients, and features a living and dining room, a kitchen servery, a nursing station, as well as a secure courtyard accessible from each living room. Comfortable furniture and well-appointed common areas make special gatherings and socializing easy, contributing to the warm home atmosphere.

In July, 1947 Fire Chief G.R. (Geordie) Sutherland called a special meeting of the Brigade to discuss the need for a building 'in which to keep our fire equipment' as the current heated building was needed by the Box Mill before winter. The Chief 'favoured a tile building, complete with a tower for drying the fire hose'; size was to be 'approximately 20'x30? at least 10? on the posts.'

Welcome to Sugar Moon Farm!Booking Christmas Parties NOW go HERE for details.The CHEF NIGHT SCHEDULE for 201415 is HERE !Five Fabulous Chef Nights between now and Christmas! Book NOW!NOW OPENevery weekend Saturday and Sunday9:00 am to 4:00 pmNo reservations needed. Maple Brunch all day Hiking trails Shopping Free Sugar Camp ToursWe welcome you! On the rugged east coast of Canada, nestled in the Cobequid Hills of Northern Nova Scotia, you'll discover our farm: 200 acres of woods and cleared land, a rustic log sugar camp and restaurant and a cozy home our little bit of paradise.Scott making syrup. Come visit us! Although spring (March and April) is the time of maple sugaring, we welcome visitors year round. Dine in our log restaurantLearn maple syrup in a guided tourHike or snowshoe some amazing trails.Taste + buy delicious maple products.