Passages Celebrates 20 Years Serving Long Island and Brier Island — The February 2019 issue marks the 20th anniversary of Passages, reflecting on two decades of documenting life, events, and history across Long Island, Brier Island, and Digby Neck. The publication announces that upcoming issues will include flashback photos and stories from the region’s past.
Digby Neck Collective Hosts Winter Arts and Wellness Workshops — Community members gathered at the Schoolhouse Café for creative and wellness workshops organized by the Digby Neck Collective, including a watercolor session focused on relaxation and a collage workshop led by a local artist. The events aim to bring residents together during the winter months while supporting creativity and mental wellbeing on Digby Neck.
New Year’s Day Dip Continues Sandy Cove Tradition — Brave participants welcomed 2019 with the annual New Year’s Day Dip in the waters of St. Mary’s Bay at Sandy Cove. The long-running tradition draws residents and visitors from across Digby Neck and the Islands for a spirited start to the year.
New Residents Reflect on Life on Digby Neck — A letter to the editor from newcomers to Little River describes their first year living on Digby Neck after moving from away. The couple shares how the welcoming community, scenic Bay of Fundy landscape, and strong neighbourly connections made the region quickly feel like home.
Community News from Long Island, Brier Island, and Digby Neck — The issue includes updates on community meetings such as the Westport Recreation Auxiliary, birthday celebrations, obituary notices, local gatherings like the Leila’s Lodge Sunday Social in Little River, and everyday community happenings across Freeport, Tiverton, Westport, and Digby Neck.
