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Community Hall Reopens
Updated July 15th, 2021
The Tidnish Community centre has now reopened and Yoga, Fitness, Meat Darts and TOPS classes are back.
Contact the person for each class to get more details.
YOGA: Donna Fitzpatrick lupin@seasidehighspeed.com
FITNESS: Marcella Andres marcellaandres@gmail.com
TOPS: Sally Embree 902-661-4145
MEAT DARTS: Bea Harkness 902-661-0206
The Tidnish Community centre has now reopened and Yoga, Fitness, Meat Darts and TOPS classes are back.
Contact the person for each class to get more details.
YOGA: Donna Fitzpatrick lupin@seasidehighspeed.com
FITNESS: Marcella Andres marcellaandres@gmail.com
TOPS: Sally Embree 902-661-4145
MEAT DARTS: Bea Harkness 902-661-0206
Riverside Restaurant Update
May 31st, 2021
According to the TCCA Facebook page, the Riverside Restaurant has been sold. Here is the entry from Andrew Gilroy on May 31st.
"Yes it is officially sold now. It is a different set of buyers then the ones who bought the store."
According to the TCCA Facebook page, the Riverside Restaurant has been sold. Here is the entry from Andrew Gilroy on May 31st.
"Yes it is officially sold now. It is a different set of buyers then the ones who bought the store."
Tidnish Country Store Update
May 24th, 2021
According to the TCCA Facebook page the Tidnish Country Store has been sold and their is an entry from the new owners Jay and Samantha on May 18th. They mention about setting up a new Facebook page for the store. For those who do not have Facebook here is the entry.
Samantha and I have recently purchased the Tidnish Country Store. We are excited to re-open the store and can't wait to be a part of the community. Our initial plan was to reopen the store July 2021; unfortunately there is a lot of critical work that's needed.
We have started working on cleaning up the store by removing and dumping all inventory in the store. The products were beyond expired; additionally items have leaked and sodas have exploded, which caused further damage and additional clean up. This step is almost completed.
Next steps:
• Fix the foundation and level the floors
• New Roof as it's leaking
• As for the gas tanks, we are currently investigating the age of the tanks. We were told that they are 29 years old and will not be usable.
Once these have been completed, we can begin renovations inside the building.
Our goal is to reopen in the Spring of 2022. We will provide updates on our page as they come available.
We wish you a fun and safe summer and can't wait to meet you!
Thanks,
Jay & Samantha
According to the TCCA Facebook page the Tidnish Country Store has been sold and their is an entry from the new owners Jay and Samantha on May 18th. They mention about setting up a new Facebook page for the store. For those who do not have Facebook here is the entry.
Samantha and I have recently purchased the Tidnish Country Store. We are excited to re-open the store and can't wait to be a part of the community. Our initial plan was to reopen the store July 2021; unfortunately there is a lot of critical work that's needed.
We have started working on cleaning up the store by removing and dumping all inventory in the store. The products were beyond expired; additionally items have leaked and sodas have exploded, which caused further damage and additional clean up. This step is almost completed.
Next steps:
• Fix the foundation and level the floors
• New Roof as it's leaking
• As for the gas tanks, we are currently investigating the age of the tanks. We were told that they are 29 years old and will not be usable.
Once these have been completed, we can begin renovations inside the building.
Our goal is to reopen in the Spring of 2022. We will provide updates on our page as they come available.
We wish you a fun and safe summer and can't wait to meet you!
Thanks,
Jay & Samantha
TCCA Regular and AGM meetings cancelled
Due to the COVID lock down in Nova Scotia the regular and AGM meeting have been cancelled till further notice. Keep checking back for updates.
A reminder that the May Newsletter will be the last sent out to all past members of the TCCA. Please renew your dues to keep updated on happenings here and to support your community. Only 5 dollars per year by cheque or e-transfer. See Membership above in the navigation bar.
A reminder that the May Newsletter will be the last sent out to all past members of the TCCA. Please renew your dues to keep updated on happenings here and to support your community. Only 5 dollars per year by cheque or e-transfer. See Membership above in the navigation bar.
Earth Day
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Cleanup By: Tidnish Crossroads Community Association
Cleanup Event Name - Tidnish & Area Spring Clean-Up Host of the Cleanup - Tidnish Crossroads Community Association Cleanup Location Name - Tidnish to Northport Nova Scotia Is This Event Public or Private? public Cleanup Date May 1st-2nd, 2021 Start Time - 9am Cleanup Address - 4358 Highway 366 Tidnish Crossroads, Nova Scotia Maximum Attendance - unlimited Registration/Event Website - www.mytidnish.ca Additional Information - Hopefully this will be an annual event in the area. |
Hello and thank you for participating in The Great Global Cleanup!
Because of you and your fellow volunteers, The Great Great Global Cleanup has grown into the world's largest coordinated volunteer event!
The key word here is VOLUNTEER! By volunteering and cleaning up, you are not only improving your local environment, you’re also bringing your community together to accomplish common goals.
This is a powerful thing to do and I hope your experience with cleanups inspires you to continue to stand up for your community and advocate for your local environment. If we all do this locally, we can make big changes globally.
I am excited to report that this year The Great Global Cleanup counted over a million volunteers at over 5,000 cleanups in 105 countries! Check out your cleanup on our map! In a challenging year for all, the time, effort and dedication put into this year's event is an inspiration for everyone here at EARTHDAY.ORG.
Thank you!
Our mission is to serve all the volunteers that help grow the cleanup movement, and to promote policies that reduce and eliminate waste at its source.
This is not easy. So let’s keep working together!
Tell companies that make products you use that you care about reducing packaging and waste. Speak out in support of local and national plastic bans and efforts to reduce waste. Support durable, recyclable, compostable, renewable, and recycled packaging that use less fossil fuel–derived plastic.
As Coordinator of The Great Global Cleanup, I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished together. Let’s continue to create clean communities in every country, city and village around the world.
Thank you for all your efforts. Please send in your cleanup photos! (earthdaycleanup@earthday.org) And get ready for more work ahead!
Sincerely,
Jake Rubenstein
Great Global Cleanup Coordinator
Because of you and your fellow volunteers, The Great Great Global Cleanup has grown into the world's largest coordinated volunteer event!
The key word here is VOLUNTEER! By volunteering and cleaning up, you are not only improving your local environment, you’re also bringing your community together to accomplish common goals.
This is a powerful thing to do and I hope your experience with cleanups inspires you to continue to stand up for your community and advocate for your local environment. If we all do this locally, we can make big changes globally.
I am excited to report that this year The Great Global Cleanup counted over a million volunteers at over 5,000 cleanups in 105 countries! Check out your cleanup on our map! In a challenging year for all, the time, effort and dedication put into this year's event is an inspiration for everyone here at EARTHDAY.ORG.
Thank you!
Our mission is to serve all the volunteers that help grow the cleanup movement, and to promote policies that reduce and eliminate waste at its source.
This is not easy. So let’s keep working together!
Tell companies that make products you use that you care about reducing packaging and waste. Speak out in support of local and national plastic bans and efforts to reduce waste. Support durable, recyclable, compostable, renewable, and recycled packaging that use less fossil fuel–derived plastic.
As Coordinator of The Great Global Cleanup, I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished together. Let’s continue to create clean communities in every country, city and village around the world.
Thank you for all your efforts. Please send in your cleanup photos! (earthdaycleanup@earthday.org) And get ready for more work ahead!
Sincerely,
Jake Rubenstein
Great Global Cleanup Coordinator
Tidnish & Area Spring Clean-Up
May 3rd, 2021
In early April there was a Facebook entry of a local resident cleaning up ditches in her local area. Soon after there were many entries from local residents applauding her efforts and deciding to also participate in cleaning up their local areas. Seeing the positive entries from the community the President of the TCCA has asked all residents if they would help clean up their community. He would have the county place a dumpster or more if needed in the area for residents to place the garbage after collection. Many residents came forth with planning their own clean-up of their local area, roads and shoreline.
The date was set for Saturday & Sunday May 1st and 2nd. The dumpsters were delivered Friday to 4 different locations and there was a huge influx of residents who came in during the weekend with there bags to drop off. By Sunday afternoon two of the four bins were full and the other two were filled by Monday morning.
This very well could become an annual event and be a great opportunity to take pride in your community, gather as a group each spring to socialize and clean up after a long winter.
The board is asking all residents to come forward with their thoughts and suggestions on how we go forward with this clean-up.
For TCCA members who don't have Facebook you can still go on the site as it is open to everyone. You will be able to scroll through several entries of the clean-up and some with photos. https://www.facebook.com/groups/TCCA2011/
Thank You very much to everyone who participated in this clean-up. Well done.
Hopefully next year the bags will be fewer and smaller.
In early April there was a Facebook entry of a local resident cleaning up ditches in her local area. Soon after there were many entries from local residents applauding her efforts and deciding to also participate in cleaning up their local areas. Seeing the positive entries from the community the President of the TCCA has asked all residents if they would help clean up their community. He would have the county place a dumpster or more if needed in the area for residents to place the garbage after collection. Many residents came forth with planning their own clean-up of their local area, roads and shoreline.
The date was set for Saturday & Sunday May 1st and 2nd. The dumpsters were delivered Friday to 4 different locations and there was a huge influx of residents who came in during the weekend with there bags to drop off. By Sunday afternoon two of the four bins were full and the other two were filled by Monday morning.
This very well could become an annual event and be a great opportunity to take pride in your community, gather as a group each spring to socialize and clean up after a long winter.
The board is asking all residents to come forward with their thoughts and suggestions on how we go forward with this clean-up.
For TCCA members who don't have Facebook you can still go on the site as it is open to everyone. You will be able to scroll through several entries of the clean-up and some with photos. https://www.facebook.com/groups/TCCA2011/
Thank You very much to everyone who participated in this clean-up. Well done.
Hopefully next year the bags will be fewer and smaller.
Wild Game Supper
March 28th, 2021
A snowy, cold windy day greeted everyone for the 6th annual TCCA Wild Game Supper held on Saturday March 27th. After a couple of days preparing the meals on Thursday & Friday the doors opened at 4pm and the last supper was sent out at 6:30pm. One hundred and forty-one suppers were served by a large host of volunteers.
The supper was a last minute event as it was voted on at the March meeting to have the supper. Over the month volunteers collected and prepared the food for the supper.
Hopefully next year we will all get together and have a real social gathering at the hall. Thanks to everyone for supporting the event and to all the volunteers for putting it together.
"Thank You to all our wonderful volunteers : Ali and Gunter Holthoff, Kelly Spicer, Andrew and Patti Gilroy, Reese Blakeney, Jim Langille, Blair and Marcella Andres, Stephen and Robin Thompson, Ross and Nancy Baxter, Elda Baxter, Joe O halleran, Larry and Brigitte Mclean, Chris and Beth Dobson, Mike Purdy, Melissa Doherty and Pierre Pinet . Thank you to our sponsors and cash donors : Mike Purdy, Amherst Jr A Ramblers, Sue and Ted Embree, Royal Lepage Cumberland Realty, Hawkes Blueberries Ltd, Sobey's Amherst and Bill Woo's Kitchen. Thank you to all of our wild game donors and to all our ticket buyers for 6 years of support.
Thanks to another year of fun, friendship and proving what a small community group can do !!! See you all again next year !! rod"
Picture below is the row of 13 warming trays used to dish out the food throughout the 3 hours.
A snowy, cold windy day greeted everyone for the 6th annual TCCA Wild Game Supper held on Saturday March 27th. After a couple of days preparing the meals on Thursday & Friday the doors opened at 4pm and the last supper was sent out at 6:30pm. One hundred and forty-one suppers were served by a large host of volunteers.
The supper was a last minute event as it was voted on at the March meeting to have the supper. Over the month volunteers collected and prepared the food for the supper.
Hopefully next year we will all get together and have a real social gathering at the hall. Thanks to everyone for supporting the event and to all the volunteers for putting it together.
"Thank You to all our wonderful volunteers : Ali and Gunter Holthoff, Kelly Spicer, Andrew and Patti Gilroy, Reese Blakeney, Jim Langille, Blair and Marcella Andres, Stephen and Robin Thompson, Ross and Nancy Baxter, Elda Baxter, Joe O halleran, Larry and Brigitte Mclean, Chris and Beth Dobson, Mike Purdy, Melissa Doherty and Pierre Pinet . Thank you to our sponsors and cash donors : Mike Purdy, Amherst Jr A Ramblers, Sue and Ted Embree, Royal Lepage Cumberland Realty, Hawkes Blueberries Ltd, Sobey's Amherst and Bill Woo's Kitchen. Thank you to all of our wild game donors and to all our ticket buyers for 6 years of support.
Thanks to another year of fun, friendship and proving what a small community group can do !!! See you all again next year !! rod"
Picture below is the row of 13 warming trays used to dish out the food throughout the 3 hours.
Bonnie Buchanan
The TCCA would like to say a sincere thank you to Bonnie Buchanan for her years of dedication to the TCCA. Bonnie is a former board member, active in selling TCCA memberships and instrumental in the success of the fitness and yoga classes along with her willingness to volunteer for many of the other activities at the community centre. The association wishes Bonnie and Joseph all the best with their move to Dartmouth.
Rod Gilroy TCCA President presents Bonnie with a plaque thanking her for her years of dedication to the TCCA and the community.
Rod Gilroy TCCA President presents Bonnie with a plaque thanking her for her years of dedication to the TCCA and the community.
Posted Feb.18th, 2021
The Tidnish Crossroads Community Association would like to thank Blair & Marcella Andres for cleaning and waxing the floor at the community centre.
Great job. Well done.
The Tidnish Crossroads Community Association would like to thank Blair & Marcella Andres for cleaning and waxing the floor at the community centre.
Great job. Well done.
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Posted Feb.12th, 2021 District 2 councillor Rod Gilroy is looking for public input or ideas that may be applied for under the new federal program announced yesterday which will fund community let ideas to improve neighbourhood life and the lives of folks who live in our community. Some ideas the feds suggest are : bike paths, community gardens, pop art installations, wifi hubs, or apps that allow for curbside delivery from local markets. The funding available ranges from 5000 to 250,000 per project. Rod can be reached by email: rgilroy@cumberlandcounty.ns.ca or by cell 902-664-7201. He has offered to push any projects forward very quickly should some good ideas be brought forward. |
Posted Jan.22nd, 2021
During 2020 The Tidnish Bridge Fire Dept. raised money to cover the cost of two new engines for their Zodiac rescue boat. Later in the spring the money was raised and the engines were ordered to be ready for the summer months.
“In the summer months our shorelines are home to an estimated 8,000 cottage goers, swimmers, boaters, and tourists,” he said. “In the past eight years our department has averaged four rescue calls a summer.” said Chief Andy Fullerton.
During 2020 The Tidnish Bridge Fire Dept. raised money to cover the cost of two new engines for their Zodiac rescue boat. Later in the spring the money was raised and the engines were ordered to be ready for the summer months.
“In the summer months our shorelines are home to an estimated 8,000 cottage goers, swimmers, boaters, and tourists,” he said. “In the past eight years our department has averaged four rescue calls a summer.” said Chief Andy Fullerton.
Posted Dec.16th, 2020
The TCCA is bringing some new ideas to the community including a monthly newsletter via e-mail to all current members near and far to keep everyone updated on happenings in the area. For those without a printer, an online form to fill out for membership. New email address to contact the TCCA mytidnish@gmail.com and a new way to pay your dues with e-Transfer The e-Transfer may also come in handy for other events and fundraisers.
If anyone has any ideas to bring more interest to the area send it along via the new email address and the board will look into it and reply to your thoughts.
The TCCA is bringing some new ideas to the community including a monthly newsletter via e-mail to all current members near and far to keep everyone updated on happenings in the area. For those without a printer, an online form to fill out for membership. New email address to contact the TCCA mytidnish@gmail.com and a new way to pay your dues with e-Transfer The e-Transfer may also come in handy for other events and fundraisers.
If anyone has any ideas to bring more interest to the area send it along via the new email address and the board will look into it and reply to your thoughts.
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Appreciation Award
We the Board of the Tidnish Crossroads Community Association would like to thank Creighton for running the Coffee Club for the past five years and want to acknowledge his work and dedication to the Club and the Community Centre . The print is Bill Fairbanks out in his boat in the Bay. The original painting was done by Diane McIsaac ( Vertis ) who is a local artist.
Creighton and Chris will be leaving our community in the fall and we wish them both all the best. |
Left to Right: Rod Gilroy & David Greeno
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President Rod Gilroy was very pleased to give out the first ever Lifetime Achivement award to
David Greeno. David has been helping the community center for countless years and is always happy to donate his time or money for anything needed, we can't say enough how much we appreciate him. Next up was the volunteer of the year award which went to Ali Holthoff for all the hours she has donated for the Kid's Christmas Party and other events over the years. A reminder to renew your membership to the TCCA (see membership page above) and to send any information to your website www.mytidnish.ca so we can keep the community updated on happenings in the area. Any questions, suggestions or comments contact me via the CONTACT FORM in the navigational bar above. We will get back to you ASAP. |
Posted Nov.7th, 2018:
Just a notice to let everyone know the monthly Board minutes are now found in the drop-down menu under Board & Committees. Just slide your cursor over minutes and you will see the different years. Click on the year you are looking for and it will open up with minutes from that year. Click on Download File from the month you want to look at.
Just a notice to let everyone know the monthly Board minutes are now found in the drop-down menu under Board & Committees. Just slide your cursor over minutes and you will see the different years. Click on the year you are looking for and it will open up with minutes from that year. Click on Download File from the month you want to look at.
NOTICE:
For those with smart phones and I Pads we have found a issue to deal with the menu.
There is only a small arrow on the top left hand corner which opens up the menu. Once the menu comes up there are small arrows to the right of News & Information and Board & Committees to open their sub-menus. I have darken the homepage with a blue background to make the arrow easier to see on the homepage. Hope this helps. This is the theme of the website so this can not be changed and many websites are going this way on their menu pages for phones and I Pads. Sorry for the inconvenience. I have added these pictures to help show you the links. Any problems let us know.
We do thank you for bringing this to our attention.
For those with smart phones and I Pads we have found a issue to deal with the menu.
There is only a small arrow on the top left hand corner which opens up the menu. Once the menu comes up there are small arrows to the right of News & Information and Board & Committees to open their sub-menus. I have darken the homepage with a blue background to make the arrow easier to see on the homepage. Hope this helps. This is the theme of the website so this can not be changed and many websites are going this way on their menu pages for phones and I Pads. Sorry for the inconvenience. I have added these pictures to help show you the links. Any problems let us know.
We do thank you for bringing this to our attention.
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New website Sept.21st, 2018
Greetings everyone,
Just a note to let you know Charlie and I are very very happy to start this new website for the Tidnish Crossroads Community. We are hoping the site will be used by local residents, summer residents and visitors coming to the area to get the latest happenings in the area. It contains many of the documents that were on the old site including board minutes and membership.
We want to get everyone involved. Check out all the links and let us know, via the contact form any comments, questions or suggestions you may have concerning the website.
This is your community website - that is why we decided to go with the new domain mytidnish.ca
Our email address to contact us is mytidnish@gmail.com
Just a note to let you know Charlie and I are very very happy to start this new website for the Tidnish Crossroads Community. We are hoping the site will be used by local residents, summer residents and visitors coming to the area to get the latest happenings in the area. It contains many of the documents that were on the old site including board minutes and membership.
We want to get everyone involved. Check out all the links and let us know, via the contact form any comments, questions or suggestions you may have concerning the website.
This is your community website - that is why we decided to go with the new domain mytidnish.ca
Our email address to contact us is mytidnish@gmail.com
