Profile of Danette Dooley

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• Kandahar cop
  Barry Pitcher went to Afghanistan to help train police officers. His proudest accomplishment, however, has nothing to do with arrests, drug ...
• Wicked show
  Fergus O'Byrne isn't certain who's wicked and who's altogether. However, what he is sure about is that traditional music lovers who also enjoy a ...
• Real Fundraising Time
  Darlene Smith will soon be skipping a few classes at Keyin College. However, when her business management and human resources' instructors ...
• Working 5 to 9
  From dawn till dusk, Denise Walsh spends much of her time looking after her "girls" - all 450 of them. "I'm usually up at 4:30 and here to milk ...
• One bead at a time
  In a large room in the basement of her family's Mount Pearl home, Catherine Aylward has arranged two large white tables. Together they hold ...
• Out of the shadows
  Stephanie had no idea that her New Year's Resolution to lose weight a few years ago would lead to a serious eating disorder. "It started as just ...
• Groups gather to bolster Broderick
  Newfoundland musicians are coming together Feb. 17 to help one of their own. D'Arcy Broderick suffered a stroke Jan. 24. While it's expected ...
• 18 local singers to compete in Star Search Atlantic
  Eighteen Newfoundlanders have just been given a shot at becoming Canada's next singing superstar. What will it take to win David Foster's Star ...
• 'He's doing grand now'
  Ryan Head doesn't remember much about the numerous heart-related surgeries he had as a child. However, although only four years old at the time, ...
• Paying it forward
  Determined to start a new life for herself and her three children, Michelle Burke packed what she could in her car and drove from Nova Scotia to ...
• Last Stop
  When Wayne Miller sits behind the wheel of his Metrobus today, the advertising sign normally found on the outside back panel of the bus will be ...
• Little Bear and friends exploring province
  A beloved bear and a handful of his best buddies are visiting Newfoundland. The endearing characters that have been charming children for over ...
• A sense of Place
  The wine-coloured chairs in the new performance gallery on the main floor of the St. John's Arts and Culture Centre blend nicely with its ...
• City chef reveals his competitive side
  Through the years, Rory MacPherson has had two dreams. The first, to be a competitor on a trivia show. The second, to take part in the world's ...
• 'Canada's country gentleman' comes a-calling
  It's been more than two decades since the music icon dubbed by his fans as "Canada's country gentleman" performed in this province. However, ...
• Writers, musicians being lured to literary salon
  What better place to launch a literary salon than at a cafÉ featuring Espresso Voltaire on its menu? The beverage served at Coffee and Company on ...
• Local series explores the unexplained
  Is it possible for a person to raise an object through mind power? Can an individual cause a glass to shatter without touching it? Does the ...
• Local singer, songwriter wins regional competition
  A young singer-songwriter from Conception Bay South is one step closer to becoming the 2008 National Songwriter of the Year. As a regional ...
• ACTRA highlight of O'Neill's career
  A walk through Paul O'Neill's home in St. John's is like talking a stroll down a theatrical memory lane. Each black and white framed photo hung ...
• Where there's a will
  With his black cowboy hat accentuating his snow-white hair and beard, the man affectionately known as Grandpa Pike resembles a well-groomed ...
• Theatre/Education. Students praise National Theatre...
  The National Theatre School of Canada is on the lookout for fresh talent. Anyone interested in studying acting, playwrighting, production, set ...
• Brother act
  The Abbott Brothers' recently released CD should not be pigeon-holed by genre. While many of the songs on the collection are gospel or ...
• The Fall from Here debuts CD at all-ages band show...
  Various influences aside, members ofThe Fall From Here stayed true to their own musical identities when they started preparations for their ...
• Beautiful inside and out
  For the second year in a row, the Hair Force Salon and Spa in Mount Pearl has provided free makeovers for women living at Iris Kirby House. "I ...
• Meant to be
  Amanda and Brad Pardy will spend Christmas Day at home in Grand Falls-Windsor with their six-year-old son Bailey while marking the third birthday ...
• Christmas on the job
  If Jim Chafe's daughters have anything to do with it, he'll have an early rise on Christmas morning. "When they heard I had to work, the girls ...
• Snow Splash
  Never inclined to stay in one spot for long, Neil Conway hitch-hiked his way to Newfoundland about a decade ago. Recognizing his talent right ...
• Dinner with Friends
  For the sixth straight year, St. Thomas' Anglican Church is hosting a free dinner for hundreds of people on Christmas Day. However, organizers ...
• Catching their Breath
  Kay Tapper has lived 70 summers. Despite the fact that this Torbay woman was diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) 14 years ...
• OutLiving the Dream
  The adage a little goes a long way is true in many aspects of life, including retirement planning. One financial planner suggests that saving ...