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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Month: February 2019
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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Stuckless’ head for history could net $5,000 scholarship
The Shoreline | Vol. 31 No. 46 (January 30 2019) Katie Stuckless, a Grade 12 student from Paradise attending Mount
Read MoreFewer airline points being collected by CBS councillors
The Shoreline | Vol. 31 No. 46 (January 30 2019) There’s no freeze on travel as such, but members of
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Keep us informed, asks Joy
The Shoreline | Vol. 31 No. 46 (January 30 2019) Holyrood councillor Jim Joy is asking residents to keep the
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