Village of Harvey
58 Hanselpacker Road E6K 1A3 Harvey Station, NB, Canada

The goal of this fundraiser is to improve our outdoor play spaces. The playground refurbishment plan includes (but is not limited to): repairs, groundwork/lands...caping and purchasing outdoor toys/equipment. We thank you for your continued support of our HES Harvey Heroes! *you should have already received your student order forms

With much gratitude we wish to publically thank the volunteer drivers who delivered over 700 free meals to seniors living in the greater Harvey area between Jan...uary and March. We received wonderful feedback from recipients who were not only thankful for the meals, but also the kindness of our drivers. The Frozen Meal program will continue in partnership with Meals on Wheels of Fredericton. Meals cost $6.75 and will be delivered on Friday afternoons. Please call Meals on Wheels to sign-up for the "Harvey Frozen Meal Program" : (506) 458-9482. Meal orders must be made by Friday the week before you want to receive delivery.

PLEASE NOTE Garbage pick up is on Thursday this week due to the Holiday on Friday.PLEASE NOTE Garbage pick up is on Thursday this week due to the Holiday on Friday.

The LAST DAY of the Cherry Mountain Lodge auction is live until 12 PM March 29!!! This week contains our largest assortment of auction items. Come and check out... items from our local friends and businesses. Until 12 PM March 29th you can bid on items from TheWoodPaletteCo, Coco & Ash sweet treats, Coveys, Shur Gain, Off Grid Ale, The Red Lantern, Watson's Home Building Center and more. Check out the auction under out Posts section, like and follow us at: https://m.facebook.com/CherryMountainLodge This weeks winning bidders will also get extra ballots into the draw for the $100 Gas card from Justin Roy at Jim Gilberts Wheels and Deals.

Change of Hours. Our restaurant will be closing at 7PM each night while we are in the orange phase. This is also a reminder, as per GNB regulations, only family... bubbles are permitted to sit together in the dining room while in orange. We thank you for your cooperation at this time as we continue working with public safety to ensure the well-being of all our customers and staff. Stay safe, everyone!

PLEASE NOTE Garbage collection in the Village will be on Thursday, December 24th instead of Friday, December 25th and Garbage collection in the Village will be on Thursday, December 31st instead of Friday, January 1st.

Holiday Hours: December 24 Store 8am- 5pm Café 8am- 3pm Pharmacy 9am- 1pm... December 25 Closed December 26 Store 12pm- 5pm Café Closed Pharmacy Closed December 28 Pharmacy Closed December 31 Store 8am- 8pm Café 8am 7pm Pharmacy 9am- 1pm January 1 Store 10am- 10pm Café 10am- 8pm Pharmacy Closed

Public Health reported 21 new cases of COVID-19 today. The four cases in Zone 1 (Moncton region) are as follows: two people 19 and under;... an individual 20-29; and an individual 30-39. The seven cases in Zone 3 (Fredericton region) are as follows: an individual 19 and under; an individual 20-29; two people 30-39; an individual 40-49; an individual 60-69; and an individual 80-89. The six cases in Zone 4 (Edmundston region) are as follows: three people 50-59; and three people 60-69. The four cases in Zone 5 (Campbellton region) are as follows: an individual 19 and under; an individual 30-39; and two people 40-49. All cases are self-isolating and under investigation. The number of confirmed cases in New Brunswick is 800 and 586 have recovered. There have been nine deaths, and the number of active cases is 204. One patient is hospitalized. As of today, 163,556 tests have been conducted. Details on cases and testing can be found on the GNB website. Mobile and most browsers: bit.ly/2BmLpeD IE users: bit.ly/2VsD1RV When you follow Public Health guidance you are protecting yourselves and your families against this very serious disease, said Dr. Jennifer Russell, chief medical officer of health. You are also protecting our ability to move forward with our vaccination campaign. The campaign may take up to nine months, helping us bring this pandemic to an end. COVID-19 vaccination update Each person being vaccinated requires two doses. To highlight the vaccination effort, updates will be posted once a week on the COVID-19 dashboard available at: COVID-19 Dashboard (mobile and most browsers) COVID-19 Dashboard (for Internet Explorer users) Weekly updates will include the number of doses of vaccine received, the number of doses administered, the number of doses held to serve as the second dose and the number of people fully vaccinated. Vaccination clinics for priority groups are planned to take place in Campbellton, Edmundston, Fredericton and Saint John this week. Schools in Zone 3 Townsview School and Woodstock High School in Woodstock had an operational response day today. Students stayed home while school staff prepared for remote learning. Students from both schools will begin learning from home on Tuesday, Jan. 12, and will continue learning remotely the remainder of the week. We have always said that we will not hesitate to move to home learning if and when the need is identified, but these decisions cannot be made lightly, said Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Dominic Cardy. The department’s primary mandate is to ensure that students are able to have access to high-quality education. Students need healthy and safe schools to be successful, that is why we have put plans in place to ensure our schools are able to stay open, even with a small number of cases. Schools in Zone 5 Students from Académie Notre-Dame and École Aux-Quatre-Vents in Dalhousie stayed home today for an operational response day. Students at École Aux-Quatre-Vents will move to virtual learning on Tuesday, Jan. 12 for two weeks. The majority of students at Académie will return to school on Tuesday, Jan. 12, with the exception of a few classes that will continue to learn remotely for the next two weeks. School staff will contact families directly today with more information. Grade 10 students at Polyvalente Roland-Pépin in Campbellton are learning from home, but no other impact on learning is anticipated at this time. Bessborough School (Zone 1) The majority of students returned to school today, with the exception of a few classes that will continue to learn remotely for the next two weeks. Update on outbreaks at adult residential facilities An outbreak at an adult residential facility is declared whenever there is a single laboratory-confirmed case of COVID-19 in a resident or staff member. There are no new cases at Parkland Saint John, Fundy Royal Manor (Hillsborough), Canterbury Hall at Parkland Riverview or at Foyer Ste-Elizabeth (Baker-Brook). The staff and residents at these four facilities will be retested this week. Exposure notifications Public Health follows a standard process when addressing instances where the public may have been exposed to a case of COVID-19. In cases where record-keeping is able to identify anyone who may have been exposed, officials contact these individuals directly and do not issue a separate announcement. In cases where officials cannot be certain of exactly who may have been exposed to the virus in a given location, Public Health issues an announcement to alert those who could have been affected and provides instructions. NEW: January 1 to 3 from 6:30 p.m. to 3:30 a.m. Miss Cue pool hall (495 Mountain Rd., Moncton) On Jan. 11, Public Health identified a positive case in a traveler who may have been infectious on Jan. 6 while on the following flight: Air Canada Flight 8910 from Toronto to Moncton arrived at 11:30 a.m. Entire province remains at Orange level Residents are reminded that the entire province remains at the Orange level under the province’s COVID-19 recovery plan. Orange level rules are available online.

Recycle Pick up Notice To all residents of the Village of Harvey and the LSD of Manners Sutton with pick up days on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. ALL recycle material must be placed in the Blue cart provided. Extra recycle goods can be picked up if they are placed in paper leaf bags or in a box that is securely tied or taped up. Do not pack the Blue cart so tight that the items won’t fall out when the cart is tipped Large cardboard items must be broken down and securel...y tied or taped in bundles. Bundles and must be no larger than 12 x 36. Be sure your Blue cart is cleared of snow around it for pickup. No materials in PLASTIC BAGS or loose will be picked up. See more

Hey Team PURPLE, get ready to recycle? Yes, it’s your week to roll that carts to the curb Mannors Sutton, Harvey, McAdam and surrounding Local Service Districts. Let’s get those blue carts to the curb this week.

Merry Christmas from Lakeland Industries Thank you for your continued support of the Lakeland Shoppe, in both donating articles to and shopping at our Shoppe, which is open Monday to Thursday, from 1 pm to 3 pm. Please note that the Lakeland Shoppe will be closed in December on the following dates: Thursday, December 3... Thursday, December 10 Monday, December 14 Thursday, December 17 Wednesday, December 23 to Thursday, December 31 The Lakeland Shoppe will resume it's regular schedule Monday, January 4, at 1 pm to 3 pm. Of course, our being open to the public hinges on current COVID-19 regulations. We ask that during the holiday closure, you do not drop off donations at Lakeland as there will be no one onsite to bring it in to the building. Please call us when we reopen in the new year to make arrangements for your donations. Lakeland Industries and Lakeland Resource Center will close for the Christmas holidays on Wednesday, December 23 and will reopen Monday, January 4, 2021. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Lakeland Industries Board of Directors, Staff, and Clients See more

Get your orders in for Harvey clothing in TODAY to guarantee FREE DELIVERY TO YOUR DOOR by December 21 if you live in the E6K postal code! All available items at: https://harveycommunitydays.com/store.html

Holiday Hours.. Open daily 9am - 5pm until December 23rd. Christmas Eve until 2pm. Closed December 25th - January 2ndHoliday Hours.. Open daily 9am - 5pm until December 23rd. Christmas Eve until 2pm. Closed December 25th - January 2nd

Post-secondary students who have been studying outside the province can return home to NB during the holidays if they register their travel in advance. Students... should register as NB Resident Returning through the New Brunswick Travel Registration Program at www.gnb.ca/travelregistration. Unless exempt, everyone entering New Brunswick must self-isolate for 14 days or the duration of the visit if shorter than 14 days. For more information on self-isolation please visit https://www2.gnb.ca//co/promo/covid-19/self_isolation.html.

And that’s shot number two for vaccination against COVID-19! Amazed at how fast we have reached this pointscience for the win! Hoping you, when given the ...chance, help fight the battle to end the grip COVID-19 has had on our world. #vaccineforthewin #getyourswhenyoucan

A few more photos of the trimming in the Village. Well done everyone.

SHARE TIME: VIRTUAL CHRISTMAS TOUR! We may not able to be in each other’s homes right now, but we can still share the Christmas spirit! Participate in our ...virtual home tour by taking pictures/short videos (combo is great) of your home! We’ll start posting homes starting the week of December 7th. Send your photos/videos by PM’ing us here, or by email: [email protected] * Please indicate if you do not want your name included with photos. #littlecommunitybigheart #spreadingcheer

Horizon is hiring! In response to COVID-19 and the evolving staffing requirements, Horizon is establishing a list of clinical and administrative external human... resources should the need arise for extra support at our COVID-19 Assessment Centres and immunization clinics. Internal resources are being deployed as required to support the various needs across Horizon. Please use the following link if you can provide on-site support during the pandemic: https://interceptum.com/s/en/PandemicSupport Horizon’s Human Resources team will collect the responses and contact you if or when external resourcing is required. You can also reach the HR team at [email protected] Thank you to everyone who is supporting Horizon during this time. --- Horizon embauche! Afin de s’adapter aux exigences en matière de lutte contre la COVID-19 et aux besoins changeants en matière d’effectifs, Horizon travaille à l’élaboration d’une liste de ressources humaines externes qui, en cas de besoin, pourraient occuper des postes cliniques ou administratifs à nos centres d’évaluation de la COVID-19 et à nos cliniques de vaccination contre la COVID-19. Les ressources internes sont déployées en fonction des besoins dans les secteurs et régions d’Horizon. Veuillez cliquer sur le lien suivant si vous êtes en mesure de fournir du soutien sur place durant la pandémie de COVID-19 (en anglais seulement) : https://interceptum.com/s/en/PandemicSupport Vous pouvez aussi joindre l’équipe des Ressources humaines du Réseau de santé Horizon par courriel à l’adresse [email protected]. L’équipe des RH dressera une liste de toutes les réponses reçues et communiquera avec vous si elle doit faire appel à des ressources externes. Merci d’appuyer les efforts du Réseau de santé Horizon durant la pandémie.

We have some exciting news! Our Pharmacy is finally going to be open to the public again starting Tuesday, Oct 13th. Masks are, of course, mandatory and in orde...r to meet social distancing guidelines only ONE customer (or one family) can be in the pharmacy at a time. We have also adjusted our hours to better align ourselves with Doctor’s hours, so we will be open from 9:00am until 5:00pm, Monday- Friday. If you cannot make it to the pharmacy by 5pm, we still offer pickup in the convenience store until 10pm. Please let the pharmacy staff know if you will be picking your prescription up after hours. As we have been offering during the pandemic, free delivery on prescriptions is available, as well as curb-side pickup. Just give the pharmacy a call and we will be happy make arrangements to get your prescriptions to you as safely as possible. We will also be restarting our beloved Perks program! For every prescription customers receive one perk. 15 Perks can be redeemed for a $5 coupon! We can’t wait to see all of our wonderful customers in person again! Thank you for your patience, understanding and kindness during these unprecedented times!

The mask requirement is an order designed to protect us and the businesses that support our community. Lots of issues with compliance from my observations in Harvey today. Wear your mask support our essential workers.

The Harvey Curling Club this week recognized the years of service of Allie Wood by naming the ice house Allie’s Ice House. He has been the ice maker for the p...ast 12 years and has also served as president, bar tender, bonspiel organizer, high school coach and general maintenance man over the years. He began the mixed curling program on Friday evenings, supported the weekly draws and enjoyed the Monday Morning Seniors' Curling. Allie loves to curl! CONGRATULATIONS!

Masks are now mandatory in New Brunswick. Yellow Level (ZONES 2, 3, 4, 6, 7): Masks are mandatory in ALL indoor public places Orange Level (ZONES 1, 5): Masks a...re mandatory in ALL indoor and outdoor public places. Public spaces include: areas in the public and where employees interact (retail businesses, malls, service centres, places of worship, restaurants and bars except while eating, etc.) and organized indoor gatherings in public spaces (e.g. weddings, funerals, etc.) common areas like lobbies, elevators and hallways, and public shared spaces including those in private sector and government workspaces; and public transportation Outdoor public spaces are anywhere other than the yard of a private single dwelling residence where the public congregate, such as parks, playgrounds, markets, festivals, dog parks, etc. www.gnb.ca/coronavirus

It’s our anniversary! The Kubbyhole has been open for 20 years!!! We want to celebrate with you! Stop by the shop on Saturday October 10 to receive a discount! 5-30% off at point of purchase! Stop by and try your luck! 5%? 20%? What will you draw!?! Remember we are also tax free!!!

Wear your mask.

A message from Council for October 2, 2020

Help us, help you by having your blue civic number visible! For residents looking to get a blue civic number, please contact the Regional Service Commission 11 at 453-2956.

In case you were wondering.

New Brunswickers can now complete an online self-referral to be tested for COVID-19. If you’re experiencing mild to moderate symptoms of COVID-19 and do not nee...d to talk to a nurse, complete the self assessment found at www.gnb.ca/coronavirus for next steps. Once you have submitted your request to be tested online, it can take up to 24-48 hours for our test assessment centres to contact you and schedule your appointment. https://bit.ly/3dlZ3wp