August 12, 2021 – The Shoreline News

The Southern Shore United Under 11 Girls soccer team enjoyed a weekend of victories and fun during a tournament played

Cape Race area gets cash for tourism strategy

Ottawa and the province have ponied up some of $183,811 to help Mistaken Point Cape Race Heritage Inc. develop a

Cape Broyle native Andy O’Brien has been engaging in some interesting work this summer related to the German attack on

By Chris Lewis|August 5, 2021 Holyrood is officially adopting a vote by mail process for this year’s municipal election. A

By Chris Lewis|August 5, 2021 It has taken than a week for newly renamed Noah’s Place Park to experience its

By Chris Lewis|August 5, 2021 Now that the loans on its Topsail turf are officially paid off, the CBS Soccer

By Mark Squibb|August 5, 2021 Change orders are often dreaded by councils, as they typically mean an increase in project

By Chris Lewis|August 5, 2021 Some residents in Paradise are worried about what a new development means for their properties.

By Craig Westcott| August 5, 2021 They didn’t get all the financial help they had hoped to protect the beach

By Chris Lewis | August 5, 2021 It’s been a long time coming, but the ground was officially broken Tuesday