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St. John's winter parking ban lifted
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Controversial vehicle storage yard approved by St. John's council
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Parking relief passed by St. John's city council
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St. John's woman sentenced for two attacks against same victim in one day
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O’Leary pushes for breastfeeding policy at St. John's facilities
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St. John's 170-year-old building torn down to make way for JAG Hotel expansion
Burin man charged with distributing child pornography
Justin Hickman of Burin appeared in provincial court in Grand Bank on Monday, March 25, where he was released on bail. ...
Lawn residents fear losing community centre
LAWN, N.L. – Controversy is brewing over the ownership of Lawn’s community centre. ...
Town of Marystown hopes to resolve taxi issue before summer
To regulate or not to regulate? ...
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Conne River’s Judy White appointed chair of Human Rights Commission
For the first time in the history of the province’s Human Rights Commission, an indigenous woman will fill the role of chairperson. Judy White of Conne River, a Mi’kmaq grandmother and member of the Flat Bay Band, is currently the ...
Bay Roberts First World War database needs help finding Royal Canadian Navy veterans
Ongoing efforts to compile a database of First World War veterans from the Bay Roberts area have hit a snag when it comes to one particular branch of the Canadian military. As it stands, Bay Roberts Heritage Society Inc. has 194 names of locals ...
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Registered nurses union and provincial government reach tentative agreement
The province’s registered nurses union has reached a tentative agreement in contract negotiations with the provincial government and its four regional health authorities. The tentative agreement, which the 5,200-member union still has to ...
Harbour Grace couple says road work for Kitchen’s Hill doesn’t go far enough
A view of the blind turn Tom and Bridget Rose believe Harbour Grace council should address with the upcoming work planned for Kitchen ‘s Hill. Tom and Bridget Rose have shared a home on Kitchen’s Hill in Harbour Grace since 1975 ...
Dead dog wrapped in tarp found in pond near Bay Roberts
Bay Roberts RCMP is investigating the discovery of a dead dog wrapped in tarp and left in a pond near the community. According to a news release, police received a complaint about the carcass on Monday, March 25. Police seized it from a pond ...
Corner Brook Minor Hockey Association hopes to have internal financial review done within 10 days
The Corner Brook Minor Hockey Association says it will develop a financial recovery plan to address its current financial issues if it is required. The association broke its media silence over news it was conducting an internal audit into ...
Hen group 'clucking' away at Stephenville council to get pilot project approved
Despite having their proposal for backyard hens turned down earlier this year, Cluck Stephenville is still “clucking” away at trying to get a pilot project approved. Members of the group met with the Stephenville town council after its ...
