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• Former mill worker reflects on closure after three...
  Other towns and cities around the world have seen factories and plants shut down, often for financial reasons.But when AbitibiBowater ...
• Another mural in the works for CNVAS
  Remember a large mural designed by Grand Falls-Windsor artist Michael Pittman unveiled in the Gordon Pinsent Centre for the Arts depicting the ...
• Back in marine business
  At least two marine operations are planning to do business with the port of Botwood. The town’s Port ...
• Cruisin’ into Botwood
  When you think of a sleek cruise ship carrying tourists eager to explore the next port of call and enjoying perfect, sunny skies, you think Cuba, ...
• Tapping into winter
  Newfoundland and Labrador has set a record this year in attracting out-of-province visitors. Now the province wants to fully tap into winter ...
• Expedition may bring closure
  Oct. 3, 1942, was a day that, for a young Warren Lessing, did not end. And it never may, unless a U.S. team of military divers and support staff ...
• He's not in it for the high
  Grand Falls-Windsor - Meet David Shea and you might notice the skin on his face and hands is taut and pale. It's not for lack of time spent ...
• Artist suing arts society
  An artist is taking the Botwood Mural Arts Society to court over a contract he claims wasn’t fulfilled.Michael Young, who lives in St. John’s but ...
• Company bullish on former Buchans mine site
  Buchans Minerals Corp. thinks there’s life in the old copper mine yet.The company is hoping to secure $3 million to explore the possibility of ...
• Wood pellet potential heating up
  Grand Falls-Windsor — There’s a potentially lucrative wood pellet business in this province and it’s grabbed the attention of the Newfoundland ...
• Harshbarger’s a free woman
  Mary Beth Harshbarger had no comment for the media but could be heard sobbing in a back room after she was found not guilty in Supreme Court in ...
• Sultans of String swinging through Grand Falls-Windsor
  Grand Falls-Windsor — Fans of the English band Dire Straits probably remember the band’s breakout hit, a jazzy number, “Sultans of Swing,” from ...
• A black mass is not a safe target, expert tells trial
  GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR — It would not be safe or responsible to fire on a black mass unless it could be identified, a firearms and hunting ...
• Big bucks for AbitibiBowater
  AbitibiBowater, former owners of the closed Grand Falls-Windsor paper mill, is looking to borrow US$1.35 billion to exit bankruptcy and creditor ...
• King of instruments
  Grand Falls Windsor - Anyone who has heard the majestic swell of a fine pipe organ can easily understand why it is loved by musicians and lovers ...
• One charge against Harshbarger dropped
  Grand Falls-Windsor - Mary Beth Harshbarger fought for two years not to have to face charges in a Canadian court for her husband's shooting ...
• Fishing for opportunities
  Grand Falls-Windsor - Why would a town noted for its historic ties to forestry join forces with aquaculture businesses from coastal communities? ...
• Running in Rio
  Tell someone you're going to Rio de Janeiro, and people think about the parties, the nightlife, the glamourous life, the international playground ...
• Major new retail development in Grand Falls-Windsor
  Grand Falls-Windsor - The president of the Econo-Malls Management Corporation says the name of a major new retail development project in Grand ...
• Province won't step into debate
  Grand Falls-Windsor - A potentially lucrative mineral deposit near Buchans, the Mary March property, will remain dormant until two junior ...
• Grand Falls-Windsor curler ends up playing for Mount...
  When 15-year-old Sarah Hedges starts throwing rocks at the Grand Falls-Windsor Curling Club this week, she won't be doing it for Grand ...
• A perfect circle
  Grand Falls-Windsor - It was a perfect circle of ice, nudging against the shoreline on an otherwise ice-free river, and it was unusual enough to ...
• Teck formally charged over gas leak
  Grand Falls-Windsor - A gas leak at the Duck Pond mine two years ago has resulted in the Department of Government Services bringing charges ...
• Feeling the heat
  Grand Falls-Windsor - Given his surname, one shouldn't be surprised that Carl Duivenvoorden's parents emigrated from Holland, the land where ...
• Province creates positions in wake of land...
  Grand Falls-Windsor - Now that the province has expropriated land once used by AbitibiBowater in central Newfoundland, it has a whole lot of ...
• Task forces working quietly, minister says
  Grand Falls-Windsor - After AbitibiBowater delivered its devastating intentions to close the mill in Grand Falls-Windsor the provincial ...
• Off the mark
  The municipal election isn't even here yet and it's already hit a sour note with Gerald Thompson. A prominent member of the business community, ...
• More casualties on the paper trail
  Windsor - Some small-business owners working on contract for AbitibiBowater who have yet to be paid by the floundering paper giant are frustrated ...
• AbitibiBowater obliged to pay workers: minister
  Windsor - The province may have stepped in to cover severance payments and pensions for displaced and retired AbitibiBowater workers when the ...
• MRI goes to Gander
  Grand Falls-Windsor - The question of which central Newfoundland town would play host to the coveted MRI site should not have been the equivalent ...