Profile of Barbara Dean-Simmons

All articles of Barbara Dean-Simmons

• Back in the Loop
  Trinity — The future of the deteriorating Trinity Loop Park is looking brighter. Owner Francis Kelly, who lives in St. John’s, said he’s ...
• Clarenville entrepreneur honoured posthumously
  It would have been enough to make some people throw in the towel. Just a year shy of his 40th birthday, Ralph Mercer was enjoying modest ...
• Heavy rains causing worry
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• Ballooning Clarenville economy hitting housing market
  Clarenville - It's an issue that has challenged many towns and cities across Canada. Up until the early 1990s, says Sheilagh Malone, outreach ...
• Flu fears mean changes for business
  Clarenville - "I've never been so happy to be a teleworker," says Susan Hollett, who operates a consulting firm from her home in Shoal Harbour. ...
• Tonnes of shrimp going overseas; local plants shut down
  Port Union - While hundreds of workers around the province are winding up the summer season without enough weeks on the job to qualify for ...
• Dismal season
  Clarenville - They were small, and they were late. And some were wondering if the main caplin stock would even show up inshore. The fishery ...
• NLRC proposal asks creditors for time
  Clarenville - The future of a proposed refinery for Placentia Bay is in the hands of its creditors. In a "community stakeholder update" issued ...
• Seeking investors
  Clarenville - It's a matter of finding the money. And that's something that may be a little more challenging, given the turmoil in stock markets ...
• A trip Back in time
  New Bonaventure - It wasn't a great day for making fish, but it was fine for chinking a shed with fistfuls of moss. The "Random Passage" site ...
• For the love of animals
  Anne Marie Brown doesn't count the number of hours she spends working at the animal shelter, tending to, caring for and finding homes for ...
• The Old Man and The Sea
  He vows this is his last year lobster fishing. But 90-year-old Charles Brinston has said that before, according to his son Hedley. And this year, ...