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After five decades, Hacketts Cove may finally get a usable park

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November 26, 2025
A small beach, surrounded by rocks, overlooking an ocean bay and island. The sky has a golden colour.

After years of mixed messages and delays, a group of St. Margarets Bay residents are cautiously optimistic Hacketts Cove Park will finally be developed.

The post After five decades, Hacketts Cove may finally get a usable park appeared first on Halifax Examiner.

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