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Krysta Carroll
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Too close for comfort
"Something came down with a brutal force." This was Ted Pelley's description of a disruption in the middle of Dawes Pond, approximately 20 ... -
UPDATE: Exploits River flooding conditions still...
As of Saturday, conditions on the Exploits River near Badger were still looking positive. Mayor Mike Patey said the ice was up past Three Mile ... -
Sharing shimmies and getting fit
There are many benefits of belly dance for the mind, body and soul.Through the expressive form of dance, participants can gain confidence, ... -
World famous children’s author visits N.L. school
Anyone visiting Woodland Primary Monday could feel the excitement immediately upon entering the school.Staff and students at the Grand ... -
Second hotel is warranted: Mayor
Grand Falls-Windsor Mayor Al Hawkins isn’t changing his mind on the need for extra accommodations in town. “There has been a feasibility study ... -
Backstage rumours
Kiss hadn’t even left the Exploits Valley before rumours stared to fly around about who would be playing at the 2012 event.Before leaving the ... -
Switching it up
Last year they wanted to break free, and this year, they will be. The Celtic Spirit Dancers are busy preparing for their upcoming show, “Piano ... -
One house at a time
The need to help others was instilled in Cory Jackman at a young age. “… Growing up in Grand Falls, my parents (Joan and Frank Jackman) and my ... -
Remembering by giving
Wilbert Blake’s family knows all about the importance of donating blood through Canadian Blood Services.Which is why a blood donor rally in his ... -
Memories for a lifetime
Grand Falls-Windsor — Botwood’s Cheyanne Smart was able to grant wishes to children last month in Poland, and in turn, the trip enriched every ... -
The art of business
Two years ago, Shaylyn King was a client of Youth Ventures when she and her partner at the time, Ashlee Babb, decided to get a business up ... -
Gaining strength from loss
Last year, Marcia and Darryl Drover experienced parents’ worst fear — they lost their infant son. But the couple is turning their sorrow into ... -
On the road again
Grand Falls-Windsor - Despite some rumours that Matthew Hornell and the Diamond Minds are "breaking up," that is not how the scenario ... -
Songs of hope
Grand Falls-Windsor —“Rescue a child, raise a leader, rebuild a nation” — that’s the motto of the Watoto Children’s Choir in Uganda.Watoto means ... -
Mining potential
Transcontinental Media Grand Falls-Windsor — Corona College is hosting a one-day seminar next month aimed at getting more women working in the ... -
Central ready to rock with Kiss
Grand Falls-Windsor — It’s official — the group that is considered by many to be the most influential rock and roll band of all time has signed ... -
Cats take 3-0 lead after two periods
The Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts scored a pair of second period goals to go up 3-0 over the Eastlink CeeBee Stars in Game 4 of the Telegram ... -
The Asperger’s advantage
Grand Falls-Windsor — When 21-year-old Travis Walsh was diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome a year ago, he decided he’d use it to his ... -
‘Bucketloads of love’
Grand Falls-Windsor — “They say you can’t out-give God, but it’s some fun trying,” says Grand Fall-Windsor native Maurice Tuck.On Dec. 31, Tuck ... -
Babies, parents fight rare disease
Grand Falls-Windsor — Two babies in Grand Falls-Windsor have more in common than their hometowns and their year of birth.They both have a rare ... -
Amped up on life
Nathan McDonald is what you’d call a Super Champ. Sixteen years old and from Bishop’s Falls, he’s been enrolled with the War Amps since he was ... -
A tale of two streets
Grand Falls-Windsor — A number of business owners in the Main Street area in Grand Falls-Windsor feel the area is being neglected.The reasoning ... -
A little piece of Broadway
Grand Falls-Windsor — Grand Falls-Windsor will have its own little Broadway for three evenings in the new year.“I Want to Break Free,” a musical ... -
Business students organizing case competition
Eight teams from across the province will be in Grand Falls-Windsor this month, but not for a sporting event.College of the North Atlantic’s ... -
Salmon Fest results in loss for town
Grand Falls-Windsor — This year’s Salmon Festival has continued the losing ways of the three previous events.The total revenue for the 2010 ... -
Local high school piloting information technology...
Students at Exploits Valley High are going to be pioneers of a sort this year. Their Grand Falls-Windsor ... -
Too dark to shoot: investigator
Grand Falls-Windsor — Testimony Wednesday in the trial of an American hunter charged in the shooting death of her husband came from the primary ... -
Learning by observing
Grand Falls-Windsor - Nevin Loveless's Grade 6 class at Sprucewood Academy is learning from a baby. Alex Collins, now 11 months old, is ... -
A future in fibre?
The towns of Grand Falls-Windsor and Mackenzie, B.C. were both heavily dependent on the forest sector and both saw AbitibiBowater close the local ... -
The last log
Grand Falls-Windsor - Workers from AbitibiBowater shared their thoughts about processing the last lot of wood at the mill here Wednesday. ...





