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![Classically trained violinist and violist, Maria Cherwick, has released a new book of sheet music for her original tunes called, “Home From Away.” Cherwick has a background in many different styles of music, including classical, traditional Newfoundland, bluegrass, Appalachian music, as well as Ukrainian and Greek folk music. — Andrew Waterman/The Telegram]()
St. John’s violinist, violist, Maria Cherwick releases book of original music
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![Performer Sheila Williams isn't letting social distancing affect her ability to deliver an intimate, entertaining concert. On Thursday she'll present "An Evening with Sheila Williams" online — and if you're not technologically-inclined enough to know how to watch it, she has made an instructional video, just for you.]()
Sheila Williams is redefining intimate with her new music and comedy show
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![Meg Warren’s new EP, "A Thousand Ways," will be out on Nov. 27. – Submitted photo by Lindsay Duncan]()
Newfoundland and Labrador’s Meg Warren returns with ‘A Thousand Ways’ EP
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![“The Hush Sisters,” by Gerard Collins; Breakwater Books’ $22.95; 300 pages. — Contributed]()
JOAN SULLIVAN: Family tensions, hauntings twine through ‘The Hush Sisters’
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![Gerald Fifield, left, the Salvation Army’s kettle co-ordinator for Corner Brook, joined with community ministries worker Jane Ash and Valley Mall manager Tammy Joyce to open the Gingerbread House and launch this year’s kettle drive at the mall on Wednesday.]()
Need for toys and food hampers in Corner Brook area expected to grow this year
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![Sabrina Muise, 25, currently lives in St. George's and works with Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth from across the province. FILE PHOTO]()
Sabrina Muise works with youth to preserve Mi'kmaq culture
A fitting reminder
A bright yellow yarn bomb reminder to wear a face mask was strung along a fence at Grenfell Campus in Corner Brook recently. ...
Reframing the neighbourhood: dancing through Long’s Hill in St. John’s
In 2013, Louise Moyes watched as the neighbourhood she called home, Long’s Hill in downtown St. John’s, increasingly became an area stricken with drug use and crime. “There’s was a period of six months where the neighbours ...
She’s been called a miracle: Newfoundland-born nurse living in Texas survives COVID-19
Melanie Carmichael believes she survived COVID-19 thanks to a whole lot of positivity and because she was being cared for by people she loves. Melanie shared her story alongside her husband, Kurt Carmichael — who also had COVID-19 — ...
PODCAST: Alan Doyle's Suppertime Singalong for mental health
Alan Doyle's Suppertime Singalong Shows are great entertainment on Facebook live, and raise money for a foundation he co-founded. But it's better if you hear the rest for Doyle himself. ...
Newfoundlander Alan Doyle’s Suppertime Singalong offers fresh helping of fundraising for mental health
Newfoundland’s bold balladeer Alan Doyle had a blast with his recent socially distanced Atlantic bubble shows, including four nights in Halifax, and now he’s taking his music back online for a multitude of good causes. Starting on ...
GOSSE'S GALLERY: showcasing the work of The St. John's Telegram's award-winning photojournalist
You probably have seen the work of photojournalist Keith Gosse here on The Telegram’s online site, especially as it relates to his coverage of emergency calls in the metro St. John’s area or through his pictures that accompany the words ...
Have cat, will travel: Brian Lynch and his pet visited nearly 800 Newfoundland and Labrador communities in 84 days
Brian Lynch sits at his dining room looking over a map of Newfoundland and Labrador with black marker carefully traced all over. The occasional sound of paws on a chair’s fabric can be heard from a five-year-old calico cat named Edie, who is ...
Eighth annual Spirit Song Festival in St. John's a celebration of tradition, innovation of Indigenous peoples
While Natasha Blackwood explains the power of a person seeing their culture celebrated on a stage, Jenelle Duval is reminded of a special moment from last year’s Spirit Song Festival, during a performance by Nunavut-based band The Jerry ...
Westmount Estates partners with Academy Canada to bring services to residents at Corner Brook retirement community
Fern Murphy found out just how Holywood stars feel when she was treated to a manicure and pedicure at Westmount Estates in Corner Brook recently. The esthetics services are part of a new offering at the retirement home’s wellness centre, and ...
ON THE SHELVES: Escapist reading in unprecedented times
In March I wondered how many books I could finish during the period of time when I was staying at home. Surely I would have more time to read, to really enjoy the small things life has to offer. A chance to relax more, even forced, was a silver ...
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