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Election Candidates

An election has been called in Bible Hill to elect one Village Commissioner for a term to June 2027.

Polling will take place on:
- Tuesday, June 4, 2024 from 11am to 7pm; and
- Saturday, June 8, 2024 from 9am to 7pm.

The candidates are:
- Kevin Kennedy; and
- Sean MacDonald

Each candidate has provided a write-up and their contact information for electors, which can be viewed below.

 

Sean McDonald

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Hello Fellow Residents of Bible Hill!

My name is Sean MacDonald, or as most people know me, the Ice Cream Man of Bible Hill.

I’m throwing my hat into the ring to serve you as a Village Commissioner.

As a life long resident of Bible Hill/Valley, I’ve planted my roots here in Bible Hill with my wife, our four daughters, my business, 902 Proud Ice Cream Cakes, and interests.

I believe in making resources available to residents when they need them, in encouraging growth within our community, in supporting entrepreneurs, and in keeping our children active by sponsoring local sports teams and keeping our own parks, facilities and programs running.

Issues in the village affect all of us and I want to be able to help make positive change for us all.

I’m easily accessible at my shop for any questions, concerns, or to just have a conversation.

Please consider casting your vote for your village and vote for me at either the advanced poll on June 4th from 11am-7pm or on June 8th from 9am-7pm at the H. Douglas Boyce Village Hall.

 

Kevin Kennedy

SM

Dedicated Service, Community Pride, and Proven Leadership

As a lifelong resident of Bible Hill, I am deeply committed to our community and its future. For over 30 years, I have had the privilege of volunteering as a coach for various sports including swimming, hockey, and soccer, fostering teamwork and dedication in our youth.

My roots run deep in Bible Hill. Together with my wife, Connie, we have raised our two sons, Andrew and Michael, instilling in them the values of hard work and community spirit. Having worked in our family business, Kennedy's Variety and Deli, for over 40 years, I understand the importance of local businesses and the role they play in our village's economy.

Since being elected Commissioner in 2015 and serving as Chair since 2020, I have been honored to work with and for our community. My roles on the Protective Services Committee, Parks and Recreation Committee, and Canada Day Committee have allowed me to collaborate with Bible Hill Fire and Emergency, recreation staff, and other volunteers, enhancing our community’s safety and recreational offerings. As a Director at Large for the Association of Nova Scotia Villages, I have represented the interests of Bible Hill and other Villages, advocating for our unique needs and perspectives to the Department of Municipal Affairs.

I am a proud supporter of Scotia Pool, recognizing its value as a unique and cherished community asset. My commitment to Bible Hill is genuine, and I am passionate about contributing to its growth and evolution. By working in partnership with the Municipality of Colchester and the Town of Truro, I am dedicated to shaping our area into an increasingly vital hub of Nova Scotia.

As we look to the future, I am eager to continue collaborating with the great staff and fellow Commissioners of Bible Hill. I ask for your support to help me carry on serving the people and Village of Bible Hill. Please vote for me on June 4 or 8 at H. Douglas Boyce Village Hall, 69 Pictou Road. Together, we can ensure a thriving, vibrant future for our village.

Thank you for your continued trust and support.
Kevin Kennedy

902-897-3755
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Notice of Election - Village of Bible Hill Commissioner

Notice of Election - Village of Bible Hill Commissioner

One candidate to be elected to serve a three-year term ending June 2027

Nominated candidates
- Kennedy, Kevin
- MacDonald, Sean

Election dates
The Village will hold two days of voting at H. Douglas Boyce Village Hall, 69 Pictou Road, Bible Hill, as follows:
- Advance Poll - Tuesday, June 4, 2024, between the hours of 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
- Election Day - Saturday, June 8, 2024, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m.

To vote, a person must, as of advance polling day
- be a Canadian citizen;
- be at least 18 years old;
- have been ordinarily resident in Bible Hill for six months; and
- be entitled to be registered on the list of electors to vote.

Dated at Bible Hill, this 16th day of May, 2024.
Mitchell Bell, CPA, CA
Returning Officer, Clerk and Treasurer

Nomination

Summer Day Camp Information

Looking for information on Bible Hill Summer Camp? Well, look no further!

Important: Sign up for your Bible Hill Recreation Registration Portal account today to be ready for when registration begins. Simply visit the following link to get started: https://app.amilia.com/store/village-of-bible-hill/shop.

Check out the camp week theme descriptions below! The price for each typical week of summer camp is $110, with the price of trip weeks being $130. Please note: Week 3 is only for children aged 4 (child must have completed pre-primary) to 7 and Week 8 is only for children aged 8 to 12.

Week 1: July 2 to 5 – Campers Got Talent Week: Campers can show off their interests and passions through activities and games. The week will end with the campers' talent show!

Week 2: July 8 to 12 – Olympic Week: A week full of sports related fun including volleyball, soccer, tag, and more!

** Week 3: July 15 to 19 – Mission Impossible (ages 4-7 only): A week full of top secret activities games and crafts, and a trip that will be announced at a later date!

Week 4: July 22 to 26 – Farm Week: A week filled with animal themed games and crafts, and includes a visit to DalAC for Community Day!

Week 5: July 29 to August 2 – Science Week: A week full of wacky science experiments, slime making, crafts and games!

Week 6: August 6 to 9 - Campers vs. Counselors: A week full of a fun, competitive games between campers and their counselors!

Week 7: August 12 to 16 – Green Week: A week featuring environmentally friendly crafts and games!

** Week 8: August 19 to 23 – Water Week (ages 8-12 only): Water week is full swimming and other water filled games, and includes a trip to Magic Mountain!

Week 9: August 26 to 30 – Camp Spirit Week: Celebrate the last week of camp with themed dress up days every day of the week!

FAQs:

- When will registration begin?
For parents and children that reside in Bible Hill, registration will open on Wednesday, May 15 at 10:00 AM. Registration for all other applicants will open on Thursday, May 16 at 2:00 PM.

- How do I register?
This year, we have a new rec registration portal online. We encourage all registrations to take place online (see the link above or visit biblehill.ca and navigate to the link at the top right). If you are unable to register online and pay via credit carsd, you may come to the office when registration is open.

- What payment methods are accepted?
Payments online may be made by credit card on our rec. registration portal where registration takes place, or if unable to, you may pay by cash or cheque, in-person at 67 Pictou Road.

For assistance, or accommodations, please contact the office at 67 Pictou Road in writing or in-person, email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call us at 902-893-8083.

 

Danielles Summer Camp Themes

Senior Fitness Cancelled - May 13, 15 and 17

Senior Fitness particiants: Class is cancelled May 13th and May 15th, as Lisa is not feeling well.

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Notice of 70th Annual Public Meeting of Electors

Each year the Village holds a public meeting of electors to inform residents of the happenings of the Village over the previous fiscal year. This year's annual meeting (the 70th such meeting) will be held on Monday, June 3, 2024, at 7:00 PM, at H. Douglas Boyce Village Hall, 69 Pictou Road, Bible Hill.

As with every meeting of the Village, the annual meeting of electors is open to the public. All interested are welcome to attend.

Officially, the order of business is as follows:
(1) Review and approval of the minutes of the last meeting;
(2) Reports of Commissioners;
(3) Auditor's report (Grant Thornton presentation of audited financial statements);
(4) Bible Hill Fire and Emergency report;
(5) Business arising out of the minutes;
(6) Adoption of reports; and
(7) Miscellaneous business.

If you have questions, or would like to request accessibility accommodations, please contact the Village office (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.; 902-893-8083; or 67 Pictou Road).

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