Winning scratch ticket reportedly worth $2 million in Bay Roberts

Word is getting around in Bay Roberts that a male resident of the community is a $2 million winner on an Atlantic Lottery scratch ticket. According to Mayor Philip Wood, who has not spoken himself...

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King happy to be back behind the plate, beard and all - Decades after...

By John Browne The Telegram Len King belongs in Newfoundland. Clearly. King spent eight years teaching in the Caribbean, with the last four in the Cayman Islands. “It was just fantastic, but...

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Costs outweigh the catch, lobster fisherman says

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Retired rural veterinarian Andrew Peacock recounts experiences in book

By Lillian Simmons SPECIAL TO THE TELEGRAM Andrew Peacock was there the day scientist Jon Lien, founder of the Whale Research Group at Memorial University, did the world’s first-ever EKG...

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Time to go, Mike

So, Senator Mike Duffy is going to eat from the trough until he is 75. As an “independent.”It takes nerve and stupidity to submit two overlapping travel and expense claims.Any of us would lose...

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THE HEALTHY PLATE: Recipe for fresh summer rolls with spicy peanut...

When it comes to packing a picnic basket, sandwiches are almost always the stars of the menu. And why not? They are easy to eat with your hands, pack well and are versatile enough to keep everyone...

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