Islands Community Greenhouse Project Moves Forward in Freeport — Construction plans continued for the Islands Community Greenhouse beside the Freeport ballfield, a community-led project designed to extend the growing season on Long Island through geothermal heating and accessible raised beds while improving food security for seniors and residents across Digby Neck.
Freeport Trails Offer Scenic Views of the Bay of Fundy — The Freeport Trails network continued to expand as a popular outdoor destination for both residents and visitors, with walking routes leading to coastal viewpoints overlooking the Bay of Fundy and offering opportunities to see whales, seabirds, and the rugged shoreline around Long Island.
Breaking Waves Music Festival Paused Due to COVID-19 — Organizers confirmed that the Breaking Waves Music Festival on Long Island would not take place in 2020 due to pandemic restrictions, though the event’s history of showcasing local musicians and community activities is expected to continue when conditions allow.
Islands Women’s Centre Adapts During the Pandemic — The Islands Women’s Centre reported that its regular gatherings and community meal program were suspended during the COVID-19 shutdown, though outdoor meet-ups were held during the summer and the organization contributed $2,000 to support the Islands Food Bank.
Community News from Long Island, Brier Island, and Digby Neck — This issue also includes updates on Freeport Community Development Association projects and finances, plans for harbour operations on Digby Neck, seasonal Halloween memories from the Brier and Long Islands Historical Society, and announcements affecting residents across Freeport, Tiverton, Westport, and surrounding communities.
