The past few weeks of rain may have been hard on the nerves, but it did wonders for the Frog
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HIllier fires salvo at few big shots who won’t pay their water leases
By Craig Westcott/December 30, 2022 CBS councillor-at-large Rex Hillier has a lot of sympathy for people struggling financially and is
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Paradise music teacher nabs prestigious national award
By Mark Squibb/December 30, 2022 Elizabeth Park Elementary music teacher Andrea Lane-Gardner has been named a recipient of the Canadian
Read MoreCarbonear in for a big year, says Mayor
By Mark Squibb/December 30, 2022 Good things are happening in Carbonear. That’s according to Mayor Frank Butt, who said 2022
Read MoreTaxes up in Holyrood
By Craig Westcott/December 30, 2022 Holyrood council has upped its residential and commercial taxes and nobody on council is happy
Read MoreOnly room in Bay Roberts for one Farm Road
By Mark Squibb/December 21, 2022 Bay Roberts council is looking to rename a road in Shearstown as it bears the
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Grandpa Greg Greeley, back left, checks out the expression on the face of his grandson Grayson Head, who sits atop
Read MoreHigher property values helps Carbonear escape mil rate hike
By Mark Squibb/December 21, 2022 Despite rising inflation costs, The Town of Carbonear has balanced a $9.267 million budget without
Read MoreOld ‘talc mine’ expansion gets conditional clearance
A proposed expansion and upgrade to the facilities at the pyrophyllite mine in Long Pond has been approved by the
Read MoreAffordability the big challenge heading into 2023, says MP McDonald
By Mark Squibb/December 21, 2022 Avalon MP Ken McDonald said the affordability of goods and services is perhaps the single
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