September 2019 – The Shoreline News

Community Top Story

CB Centre residents still scrambling for replacement doctor

By Mark Squibb | Vol. 32 No. 27 (Sept. 18, 2019) Some people in Holyrood are getting increasingly worried about

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A collection like no other

CBS woman uses unique collection to help others in need By Mark Squibb | Vol. 32 No. 27 (Sept. 18,

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A place to reflect

New Nick Coates bench at Manuels River will serve as a silent reminder to guard against drunk driving By Craig

Community Politics Top Story

Aubrey Dawe remembered for dedication to community, sense of fun

By Chris Lewis | Vol. 32 No. 27 (Sept. 18, 2019) The Town of Conception Bay South lost one of

Politics Top Story

No laughing matter

Malone all serious when it comes to Newfoundland’s environment, economy, future By Chris Lewis | Vol. 32 No. 27 (Sept.

Irish Loop Post

Government officials admit that a recent government announcement of a combined federal and provincial contribution of over $50,000 in funding towards the creation of Petty Harbour’s first paved parking lot will help assuage the problem of congestion in the coastal community, but will not solve the problem indefinitely.

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Running blue in Avalon

A former MUN basketball star is hoping to make a slam dunk for the Conservatives in the upcoming federal election.

Chapman, 40, lives in Paradise with his wife and three children, and is the Conservative Party of Canada’s Avalon candidate.

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Only getting started

With one full term under his belt, St John’s South – Mount Pearl MP Seamus O’Regan says he is looking forward to taking another swing at federal politics.

O’Regan says he is proud of the work he was able to put in during his first term, describing his riding as having some of the best of both worlds in terms of urban and rural areas.