Ready to ACT
Students at Baltimore High School will soon be able to perform CPR, and Advanced Coronary Treatment (ACT) thanks to an ACT Foundation training program, and a generous donation of defibrillators.
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Day: February 7, 2019
Dollar signs for East Coast Trail
Businesses along the Southern Shore will soon be offered the chance to advertise on new signage being installed along the highway, in communities and at the trail heads of the East Coast Trail, specifically those who cater to tourism during peak visiting season.
Read MoreFirst session back, lots of work ahead for Bay Bulls town council
Last Monday marked the official beginning of the new year for the town of Bay Bulls’ town council, and the agenda during the public council meeting reflected a beginning of innovative ideas and some status-quo.
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A force of nature: ‘When Don Graham walked into a room, the room brightened’
He was a big man with a booming voice and a gentle bear of a personality that couldn’t mask a razor-sharp mind and a compulsion for straightforwardness.
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Big Triangle Pond and the competing demands of job versus environment
Darrin McGrath | Cabin Country | The Shoreline | Vol. 31 No. 46 There has certainly been a lot happening
Read MoreWinterlude Triathlon all about fun, not competition
The Shoreline | Vol. 31 No. 46 (January 30 2019) From video game competition night to bingo, shuffleboard and the
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Making progress but more work to be done: More awareness and better care available today for people and families facing eating disorders
The Shoreline | Vol. 31 No. 46 (January 30 2019) Paradise council was given an update last week on efforts
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Petten calls for defibrillator registry
Conception Bay South MHA Barry Petten is calling on the government to implement a registry of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs)
Read MoreMartin seeing blue when it comes to recycling program
The Shoreline | Vol. 31 No. 46 (January 30 2019) Patrick Martin is asking his colleagues on Paradise council to
Read MoreBig return for a small outlay: Groups throughout CBS benefit from Green Team work, says Bent
The Shoreline | Vol. 31 No. 46 (January 30 2019) It will cost the town some $3,500 up front, but
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