Remembering a native son of Kelligrews
**Photo: HONOURING A NATIVE SON OF KELLIGREWS—The first ever Remembrance Day ceremonies held at Admirals Academy in Kelligrews last Wednesday
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Month: November 2018
BBBAA’s dispute with councillors nears the boiling point
A showdown was nearing this evening between the Bay Bulls to Bauline Athletic Association and two councillors with the Town of Bay Bulls just as the volunteer recreation group is on the verge of extending its operating agreements with Bay Bulls and Witless Bay.
Read MoreTories already ahead by two in Topsail – Paradise by-election preparations
By Craig Westcott | The Shoreline The by-election has yet to be officially called, but two high profile municipal leaders
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They really were the greatest generation
By Darrin McGrath | Cabin Country As I sit to write this column it is just the end of October.
Read MoreWhat identity theft can teach Trudeau
By Jennifer Wells | National Affairs Get your hands off my financial affairs, I was saying just the other day.
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Rona closures surprise councillors
They may not be able to do anything to forestall it, but members of Conception Bay South council were publicly
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A splash of cold water
Town of CBS finds way to make deep savings at the pool, but Mayor allows it will put some people
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Paradise pot plant gets conditional thumbs up
The cannabis production plant proposed for the former Robert Neal Building on Topsail Hill moved a step closer to approval
Read MorePolice on hunt for cable cutter
Police officers with the Holyrood detachment of the RCMP had another unusual call this past week: this time to a
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A Newfoundlander in WWII
Joseph Kearney experiences life in a prisoner of war camp Joseph Francis Kearney of St. John’s was eighteen when he
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