New Glasgow’s audited financial statements were presented at last night’s monthly meeting, and show the town in good fiscal health. The fiscal year ending on March 31st had a net surplus of almost $8.8 million dollars, while the Water Utility operated with a deficit of about 83 thousand dollars. The Operating Reserve Fund was at $6.64 million at year’s end. Mayor Nancy Dicks noted that much of the surplus was the result of 9.4 million dollars in grants for capital projects from the other levels of government. 14.1 million dollars was spent on capital investments.
Province supports Local Projects for Area Seniors
Several local organizations are receiving funding from the province for projects helping seniors age well and stay healthy. In all, 44 projects across Nova Scotia are being supported through the Age-Friendly Communities Grant program. The announcement was made by...
