Dana Emerson and Dave Hall believe it’s the little things in life that make a big difference.

	Mayor Peter Kelly (right) serves up a perfectly grilled steak to newly elected MLA Andrew Younger at... »

 The Greater Burnside Business Association’s annual summer barbecue at the Park Place Ramada, in addition to great food and perfectly grilled steaks, featured both Mayor Peter Kelly and newly minted Member of the Legislative Assembly, Andrew Younger.

 The 10th Annual Environmental Excellence in Business Breakfast marked a number of changes for both the event and the organization behind it.

 Halifax Regional Council has approved in principle the provisions of a functional plan designed to govern future development in Bayers Lake Business Park.

 • The Inner Ear offers its congratulations to AML Communications and Amirix Systems for being chosen by Progress Magazine as two of the top 25 places to work in Atlantic Canada.

	Joey Pye and Andrea Robar of Burnside Office Liquidators.

Name: Joey Pye
Employer: Burnside Office Liquidators
Position: Logistics and Quality Control

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 League standings are updated each Friday.

 There are seven distinct, predictable levels a golfer’s game goes through en route to high performance; people hit these levels at different speeds and some unfortunately get stuck in one for life. The reason we get stuck is because each level has corresponding illusions that become obstacles to moving further.

	Source Atlantic seemed to find its rhythm in the fourth inning, recording the needed outs – like thi... »

 All the movement in the Bud Light Burnside Baseball League over the last month took place further back in the pack, while the frontrunner continues to dominate.

Showtimes for Friday July 3, 2009 to Thursday July 9, 2009

 • Congratulations go out to Burnside’s two winners of the first annual Mainstay Awards. The Mainstays, created by the Workers’ Compensation Board of Nova Scotia and the Department of Labour and Workforce Development, are intended to recognize excellence in workplace safety. Adrian Morrison of Black & McDonald took home one of the first ever Individual Safety Champion awards while Northwood was chosen as an Employer Return-To-Work Champion.

 You wouldn’t be alone in being unfamiliar with the provincial Environmental Goals and Sustainable Prosperity Act, a landmark piece of legislation enacted in 2007 that includes legislated targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, increase waste diverted from landfill and minimize air pollutants.

 Progress can be an elusive thing. Sometimes, when you’re down in the trenches battling to get somewhere, you can easily lose sight of just how far you’ve come already.