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Nova Scotia’s top mixed doubles curlers hurry hard to Liverpool

A woman with light brown hair and glasses stands on a brightly lit curling rink. There are three red and blue curling circles behind her and several curling stones.
Lorna MacPherson, vice-president of the Liverpool Curling Club, is getting ready for the Nova Scotia mixed doubles curling championship beginning Thursday. Photo: Rick Conrad
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  • January 31, 2024

The Liverpool Curling Club will be hosting some of the best curlers in Nova Scotia starting on Thursday.

The Nova Scotia Curling Association’s mixed doubles championship will be held from Feb. 1 to 4 at the club in downtown Liverpool. Twelve teams will be competing to represent Nova Scotia at the Canadian championships in Fredericton from March 17 to 22.

Club vice-president Lorna MacPherson says it’s a great chance to see some high-level curling, in one of the community’s most popular social spaces.

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