Archive for the 'West Street' Category
Wehrmacht rolls into neighbourhood
Published June 15, 2010 Agricola Street , June Street , Maynard Street , West Street Leave a CommentTags: movie, Trailer-Park-Boys, TV
A big birthday party on John Street
Published June 13, 2010 Charles Street , Halifax , John Street , West Street Leave a CommentTags: dance, hockey, Quenneville, street-hockey, zumba
HALIFAX — Eight neighbours celebrated a birthday on or close to Saturday, so birthday cake was the natural thing to take over the John Street street party this weekend. Afternoon festivities — including street hockey, live music and zumba dancing — also got a boost from the unexpected drive-by appearance of about 100 naked bicycle riders. Yep, it’s true. How could we make something like that up?

Bubby Adams bought his home on John Street 40 years ago. He did a fine business at the morning yard sale.
John Street to celebrate ‘good city life’
Published June 9, 2010 Charles Street , Halifax , John Street , West Street Leave a CommentTags: Halifax, hula-hoop, street party, zumba
HALIFAX — Residents on John Street are organizing a street party for Saturday, June 12, that, according to the invitation, will celebrate “the street and the good city life.”
North and Agricola sources confirm that at least two architects and one set of baby twins will be celebrating their birthday at the event, so be prepared to sing the Happy Birthday song again and again.
Schedule
8-11:30 a.m. — Yard sale
Noon-1:15 p.m. — Potluck lunch and live music
1-3 p.m. — Street games like hockey, hopscotch, hula hooping and soccer
3-7 p.m. — Dance party including zumba
The weather forecast shows a big bright sun with a high of 21 C. But Environment Canada has been known to make mistakes: Rain date is June 19.
Crews demolish buildings at West and Agricola
Published December 30, 2009 Agricola Street , West Street 2 CommentsTags: cafe, City, development, urban-planning

Crews just finished tearing down the two-story structure that once housed the One World Cafe. A worker said on Wednesday that the lot, on the northwest corner of West and Agricola, will soon be filled in with crushed stone. The other address that was demolished contained an office space most recently housing an anti-poverty activist group.
Not much of interest was visible in the rubble except for the singed pages of a mystery novel.
Any insight as to what is in store for this space? Any stories about what was?







