BIBLE HILL, N.S. — As mentioned last week, it was great to run into Patrick Rutherford, accompanied by his father Bill Rutherford, during a recent ball ...
Rutherford is a season ticket holder to Kraken games, the second-year NHL team draws approximately 17,000 fans to home games.
“We also have the number four pick from this year’s draft, Shane Wright. The team has added a couple free agent goal scorers and our goaltending should be at least average this season. Overall, I like the direction the team is going.” As I learned more about Seattle, and Washington State, it was something trying to get my mind around Patrick, coming from a small Nova Scotia village, now living in the Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue metropolitan which has a population of about 4.01 million.“Some of my best friends still live in Bible Hill and the Truro area,” he said. “I don’t get to talk that often to Nick Murray, Logan Cochrane, Nick Carter, Jay Crossman, and Matthew Shipley, but we text occasionally.
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