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Uprooted by fire, business blooming for Paradise flower shop in new location
The fire that destroyed a Paradise strip mall last year spelled bad news for several businesses, but one has come out smelling like roses. Paradise Flowers and Gifts has blossomed since it set up shop just up the street from its original location ...
Items left outside donation bin causes problems for charity
Rosie Mullaley The Telegram Seeing items piled up outside a donation bin, you might think it’s an outpouring of generosity. But for the charity that’s supposed to benefit, it can cause more harm than good. Diabetes Canada ...
New campaign targets parents in effort to reduce vaping among youth
Rosie MullaleyThe Telegramrosie.mullaley@thetelegram.com@StJohnsTelegramThe facts are clear, the statistics are startling, the risks are frightening and the answer seems simple.Yet studies show the number of young people in the province who vape ...
Face masks in big demand in St. John’s despite low risks of coronavirus
As concerns grow globally about the spread of coronavirus, so are local sales of protective face masks. “We can’t keep them on the shelves,” St. John’s pharmacy technician Cecilia Spurvey told The Telegram Wednesday. ...
Memorial provost ,VP (academic) Noreen Golfman ready for the next chapter
Noreen Golfman spent much of her day Tuesday responding to a torrent of messages and emails from people around the world. A day after she announced she would be stepping down as provost and vice-president (academic) of Memorial University of ...
Princess and the Purse campaign helping plenty of women across the province
Ask any woman and most would agree they’d be lost without their purse. From makeup, hand cream and nail clippers to a hair brush, gum, deodorant, tissues and feminine sanitary products, purses hold many essential items, which is why a ...
Recent firebombing disturbs Shea Heights residents
When an incident like a firebombing happens in your neighbourhood, it makes you worry, and residents of Chafe Avenue are concerned someone could be seriously hurt. “It’s a sign of the times … and it’s only going to get ...
Mother of boy who died in Conception Bay South fire moved by community's support
Lindsay Anthony could easily find words to describe her son, Carter — bright, happy, active, helpful and lovable. “He was incredibly affectionate,” she told The Telegram Tuesday. “When he was in daycare, he wouldn’t ...
St. John's bars, restaurants thrilled to be back in business
The snow has been cleared, the cleaning done, the food prepared and the lights turned on.Downtown St. John’s will finally reopen for business today.“Everyone’s chomping at the bit and can’t wait to get back at it,” said Lex Griffiths, entertainment ...
Paradise has garbage, recyclables dropoff today
The Town of Paradise is helping residents get rid of their garbage and recyclables that have been piling up since before snow storm last week. Milton Road softball field has been designated as a drop-off site today, with several crew members ...
