New Brunswick Bloggers Hub

Four new blogs added to the Hub over the weekend: Alyson and Will's Adventure I Carried You Village of Chipman Windy Hill Farm Did some editing to the blog over the weekend. There were a few websites showing up without blogging code, so after checking those, they were deleted. What happens is that the blogger software will check each site for a “feed code”; if it can’t find such a code, then it assigns the site as a static website with no updates. As that is not the purpose of this Hub, I deleted those sites, so the total number of blogs sits at 202. Next weekend, I’ll start removing those which have not been updated for at least a year. As always, if you have a New Brunswick blog that you think should be added to the Hub, please send me the information via my e-mail. Thanks & enjoy your week.

As of today, there are 200 blogs listed on the NB Bloggers Hub – quite an accomplishment! Today’s entries … Everett Family Orchard Mark's Blog Saint John Human Development Council My thanks to each and everyone who has submitted blogs to be added to the list. There are probably 200 more out there that we don’t know about, so as always, please take a moment to send me suggestions via my e-mail . Thanks again. Enjoy the weekend.

Three new adds to the Hub today brings the total to 196. For the love of ... McKay's Corner Shawn Rouse Thanks to those who suggested them.  If you know of any other New Brunswick blogs you feel should be on the hub, please  e-mail me with the website addresses. Have a great day!

Fourteen new blogs added to the Hub today. Brings the current total to 193!! As always, thank you to everyone who is e-mailing me the suggestions. In some cases, a website may refer to itself as a blog but unless it has the necessary coding to provide a “feed”, the blogger software will not recognize it as a blog and therefore I can’t add it to the list. Those are very few, but if you find that a website you suggested is not on the list, that’s most likely the reason why. Also, I’m still adding blogs that have not updated in a number of months in the hope that they might resurrect their work; if not, within a few weeks I will begin deleting blogs that have not been updated within one year. Here are today’s adds: Amarosia burnt.normal church pottery Cape Jourimain Nature Centre EnerGreen Falls Brook Centre Manda Gardens Moncton Locals Nature of Words New Brunswick Environmental Network Noisography Renewables NB Seascape Kayak Tours The Wool Works Twisted Strand A

Additional blogs added to the list today, bringing the number to 179. Thanks to those who have submitted these blog sites: A Whale of a Job Acadian Dyke Project Atlantic Regional Solidarity Network Blogue de Carol Doucet Carl Bainbridge (Canadian Federal Politics Blog) Carl Bainbridge (Moncton Municipal Politics Blog) Carl Bainbridge (New Brunswick Politics Blog) Extreme Social Media Forexpo Poitiers Génératrice Radio-Canada I Love Quoddy Wild Living With Autism: A Parent's Perspective Lynnks NB Dream Tank NB Public Interest Research Group NB Rebelles Nuclear Free NB People, Places, Issues Spacing Atlantic TBA Collective The Shiretown Blogger These updates are now being posted to the Twitter feed @nbbloggers    Thank you to those who have chosen to follow the feed. Comments and suggestions are always welcome, especially suggestions for new blogs to add to the hub. Please send them to my e-mail address . Thanks again and enjoy your day! :-)

As they used to say on radio & TV in the old days, “keep those cards and letters coming” – in this case, it’s “keep those e-mails coming” with suggestions for new blog sites to add to the hub. As of today, the list stands at 158 New Brunswick-based blogs – quite the accomplishment, considering that this project is only five days old! A special thanks to a reader on the Miramichi for sending in several blog sites there. As I said at the outset, the object of this project is to celebrate the creativity and commitment of New Brunswick Bloggers.  The scope of the content involved is mind-boggling.  If you're a blogger, good on ya! Here are the newest blogs added this morning: Adventure Steps Backyard Gardening Tips Blurt Bolshy Bill Food is Love Giv'er on The River Half an Hour Miramichi Fishing Reports Miramichi SPCA Moncton Blogger Second Spin Records The Joy of Fly Fishing The Moncton Times@Transcript - Good and Bad Visit New Brunswick Thanks again for

Added two new blogs to the hub today: The Marcellus Effect (#144) and Concerned Citizens of Penobsquis (#145).  Thanks to folks who sent those along.  If you know of any New Brunswick blogs that should be on the list, just me know via e-mail . As always, happy blogging!  :-)

Two new sites added to the hub today: Geeks N' Pudding (#142) and Riel Nason  (#143). Take the opportunity to visit them and see their creative forces at work!  :-) Don't forget, if you have any New Brunswick blog sites you feel should be on the list, send me a note via e-mail . Thanks!

Quick update: as of today (Tues 13/09/2011), there are 141 blogs listed on the hub.  If you know of any blogs not listed that are based in New Brunswick please let me know via e-mail .  Thanks!

This is a small project I decided to undertake after looking and not finding a comprehensive list of New Brunswick blogs. The previous Blogroll was a great tool for finding NB Blogs, but the Blogroll program was shut down last spring and left a lot of operators of Blogrolls out of luck. A friend of mine in another area started a Blog hub using the existing features of the Blogger program and I decided to do the same with New Brunswick blogs. As of today (Mon-Sep-12-2011) there are more than 100 blogs listed and most of these are ones I’ve found through Google and link lists contained within blogs. Certainly, this is only scratching the surface and I look forward to reader participation in order to make this list as complete as possible. For the time being, the list is organized only by recent activity, so the blogs that have been updated recently will be at the top of the list while those that haven’t been updated in a while will be at the bottom of the list. Eventually, I hope t