Find government services in Chester, NS. Listings include Municipality of Chester, Bonny Lea Farm, Chester Volunteer Fire Department, Danielle Barkhouse - MLA for Chester-St.Margaret's, Chester Municipal Heritage Society, Municipality of Chester Recreation & Parks.
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Local government of a small-ish, rural Nova Scotian municipality. Not monitored 24/7.
Bonny Lea Farm (South Shore Community Service Association) is a non-profit organization registered as
Office Address: 4080 Highway 3, Chester Monday to Friday, 10am-4pm Comments are not monitored. For all inquiries, please use the office contact information below. Content containin...
www.chesterheritage.ca To become a member : www.chesterheritage.ca/memberships
Here at Recreation & Parks Services, we value your well-being! We endeavour to create active, healthy and vibrant communities that enrich the quality of life for all through qualit...
A glimpse of Chester Nova Scotia years ago vs today. Please share old photos of Chester if you have
Yes, we fal-can! Providing secondary education to over 350 of Lunenburg County's finest young people
Charles E. Church Park is the District of Chester's Recreational Centre.
A restoration project of a 1928 American built summer home in Chester, N.S.
The Chester Fire Services Committee is a partnership between the Village of Chester and the Municipality of the District of Chester. It administers fire & emergency services to dis...
“Community Wheels” is an inclusive community-based transportation service serving the Municipality
This historic sea captain's house, the former home of Zoé Vallé Lightfoot, has been a community library and civic centre since 1928 in beautiful Chester, Nova Scotia. We are an off...
This business is comprised of: 1) Canada Post - postal services 2) Atlantic Lottery 3) Shopping - Costco Items and much more. 4) UHaul Services 5) Eating Take Out - ...
Based between Metro and East Hants, but travel all of beautiful Nova Scotia!
Founded in 1928 and named in honour of Zoe Valle Lightfoot, this charming community library is one of the last of its kind in Canada.