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Vicki Hogarth

Vicki Hogarth

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News Director and Freelance Writer, CHCO-TV (Saint Andrews, NB)

Saint Andrews

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HIV , Humanitarian, Public Health, Politics, Planetary Health , War, Research, Outdoors, International, Natural Disasters , Immigration, LGBTQ+

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Total articles 28

  • Campobello Islanders Race To Get Passports As U.S. Tightens Border

    By Vicki Hogarth Verified| CHCO-TV (Saint Andrews, NB) Verified A new reality is setting in for Campobello Island residents as tighter U.S. border restrictions make it harder for islanders without up-to-date passports to travel to mainland Canada. Many residents rely on the bridge to Lubec, Maine, as their main route to the mainland, since the privately-owned ferry to the rest of the province only operates seasonally. Johnston Haynes and his wife Rebecca, a couple who run a framing and print business in St. Andrews, have been on a mission to help.

    By Vicki Hogarth Verified · CHCO-TV (Saint Andrews, NB)

    Mar. 06, 2025

  • Saint Andrews Group Is Weaving Its History Together

    By Vicki Hogarth Verified| CHCO-TV (Saint Andrews, NB) Verified In Saint Andrews, a unique initiative is unfolding—one that is not just about art, but about collective memory, identity, and civic engagement. The Saint Andrews Tapestry Project, led by Sara Brinkhurst and Bessie Bartlett, is transforming local history into an intricate, community-stitched masterpiece that tells the town’s story through embroidery.

    By Vicki Hogarth Verified · CHCO-TV (Saint Andrews, NB)

    Feb. 20, 2025

  • Campobello Islanders Race To Get Passports As U.S. Tightens Border

    By Vicki Hogarth Verified| CHCO-TV (Saint Andrews, NB) Verified A new reality is setting in for Campobello Island residents as tighter U.S. border restrictions make it harder for islanders without up-to-date passports to travel to mainland Canada. Many residents rely on the bridge to Lubec, Maine, as their main route to the mainland, since the privately-owned ferry to the rest of the province only operates seasonally. Johnston Haynes and his wife Rebecca, a couple who run a framing and print business in St. Andrews, have been on a mission to help.

    By Vicki Hogarth Verified · CHCO-TV (Saint Andrews, NB)

    Mar. 06, 2025

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CHCO-TV (Saint Andrews, NB)