Profile of Lynne Wells

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• 10 years ago in Burnside
  10 years ago… It’s been more than 10 years since the original landscape plans for Burnside have been reviewed or updated, and HRM planners are ...
• 10 years ago in Burnside
  10 years ago… Perhaps the most difficult aspect of the entire effort to revitalize the Spectacle Lake Park at the top of Burnside has nothing to ...
• Magazine Landing bringing new life to Windmill Road
  Like any neighborhood that has been around for decades, the oldest parts of Burnside Park are starting to show signs of wear and tear. There’s ...
• Familiar, fan-favorite hotels gets a new name, new look
  Travelodge is making a statement with its recent investment in the Maritimes, and that statement is clearly that the well-known accommodations ...
• 10 years ago in Burnside
  10 years ago… The holiday season isn’t just a busy time for parents and store clerks. It’s also a hectic time for thieves. Constable Mike Landry, ...
• Halifax Gateway showcases Burnside Park in Logistics...
  As Hurricane Sandy swept towards, and then over the United States last month, leaving devastation in its wake, people and cargo were diverted ...
• Atlantic Photo Supply makes Burnside home
  Atlantic Photo Supply, a touchstone on Spring Garden Road in Halifax for almost 70 years, has made the move to the Burnside Business Park. ...
• Johnston Equipment offers clients an education...
  Johnston Equipment has always put its customers first and it's now offering clients throughout Nova Scotia a competitive advantage with a ...
• Woody's heats up awards with first Burnie win
  Woody's Bar-B-Q opened in Dartmouth Crossing in February of this year and already the restaurant has a devoted clientele – devoted enough to earn ...
• Surplus earns presidential kudos for Burnie win
  "It's awesome." That's how Surplus Furniture and Mattress Warehouse Manager Mike Kuehl describes winning the 2012 Burnside Business of the Year ...
• Award tops off resurgence at McLennan Sales
  "We're so proud." So says an employee at McLennan Sales, the winner of this year's Burnside Business of the Year Award in the Industrial ...
• Grand Finales wins its 3rd Burnie Award
  For the third time in seven years, Burnside's Grand Finales Café & Catering has taken home the Burnie Award. The Burnside Business of the ...
• Semi-finalists announced in Business of the Year Awards
  Customer interest in the 2012 Burnside News Business of the Year Awards is at an all-time high, based on the on-line voting. This year's awards ...
• Xerox looks to the future
  Xerox Canada Ltd. says it has no immediate plans to increase the size of its workforce at its Burnside Park location, but the company seems to be ...
• Businesses need civic numbers
  Do you know where the Walmart is in Dartmouth Crossing? Probably. Do you know its civic address? Probably not. It's 90 Lamont Terrace. Halifax ...
• Summer of business discontent
  The confidence and enthusiasm expressed by the local business community just six months ago in the wake of a federal shipbuilding contract for ...
• Guildford family's contribution recognized with...
  It will be exactly 50 years after the Guildford family first opened a business location in Burnside that the family's contribution to the local ...
• Ascenta puts together a neighborhood clean-up crew
  Employees at Burnside Park's Ascenta Health Ltd., a leading manufacturer of natural health products, practice what the company preaches – a ...
• Guildfords proposing new street name
  A street in Burnside has to be renamed and the city's two proposed alternative choices don't sit well with one of the businesses to be affected. ...
• Imaginit Design opens in Burnside Park
  There's a new graphic design and signage shop in Burnside, but there's a familiar face involved in the venture. Dan Eddy has partnered to open ...
• 10 Years Ago in Burnside
  10 years ago... The highly anticipated Burnside Intersection Capacity Study is now finished. The study examined four key intersections in ...
• Hunting and fishing specialty store will be the...
  When Better Buy Sports owner Terry Fullerton was looking to expand in the Maritimes, the overall demographics of the Halifax area looked good to ...
• Maritime Labels raises the bar in quality custom...
  For the past eight years, Maritime Labels and Packaging has steadily grown, with most of its new business generated by word-of-mouth referrals. ...
• 10 Years Ago in Burnside
  10 years ago… A rash of break and enters (B&Es) in the Park is hitting multi-unit buildings where tenants’ entrances share a common hall and ...
• Martial arts gym a home away from home for many
  374 MMA, located at 19 Pettipas Drive in Burnside, is a mixed martial arts gym that’s celebrating its first anniversary in the Park this month. ...
• It may be time to spruce up the old office
  If you put your home on the market, the real estate agent will advise you to - at the very least - take care of minor repairs, clean up and ...
• It may be time to spruce up the old office
  If you put your home on the market, the real estate agent will advise you to - at the very least - take care of minor repairs, clean up and ...
• MilAero is ready to set up its own shop
  MilAero Electronics Atlantic Inc. is preparing to move to its own premises after spending nine years as a tenant of the Innovacorp Technology ...
• 10 years ago in Burnside
  10 years ago... The third quarter commercial real estate market survey by Colliers International (Atlantic) Inc. has the Burnside Industrial ...
• Local business community anticipates shipyard...
  Nova Scotia companies hoping for a piece of the pie coming to Halifax due to the federal government shipbuilding contract are gearing up to meet ...