urban area, or beyond. Lower Sackville is serviced by many transit routes via the Cobequid Terminal near the southern-part of the community, or the Sackville Terminal near the northern-part of the community. The transit-user can use various routes to arrive at another community within the urban area, or elsewhere. Halifax Transit Routes Route 8 (Sackville) Route 82 (First Lake) Route 83 (Springfield) Route 84 (Glendale) Route 85 (Millwood) Route 86 (Beaver Bank) Route 87 (Sackville-Dartmouth) Route 88 (Bedford Commons) Route 93 (Bedford Highway) Route 182 (First Lake Express) Route 183 (Springfield Express) Route 185 (Millwood Express) Route 186 (Beaver Bank Express) Education Lower Sackville has eight schools to choose from; four Elementary Schools, three Junior High Schools, and one High School. They are all administered by the Halifax Regional Centre for Education. Elementary Schools Caudle Park Elementary Hillside Park Elementary Smokey Drive Elementary Sycamore Lane Elementary Junior High Schools A.J. Smeltzer Junior High Leslie Thomas Junior High Sackville Heights Junior High High Schools Sackville High School Notable people Charles Fenerty, inventor of newsprint made from wood pulp. Corey LeRue, musician in Canadian Pop Band Neon Dreams. Brad Marchand, NHL player for the Boston Bruins. (Originally from Lower Sackville but grew up in Upper Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia) Adrian Morris, musician in Canadian Pop Band Neon Dreams. Nikki Payne, award-winning stand-up comedian and contestant on the 2006 edition of NBC television's reality show Last Comic Standing. Also, frequent juror on MuchMusic's show Video on Trial. She attended Millwood High School. James Sheppard, NHL player for the New York Rangers. References External links Official site Communities in Halifax, Nova Scotia