There was BBQ-a-plenty to be had in Holyrood this past weekend, as the town hosted its first ever RibFest, a
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CBS lifts fire ban, but permit still needed for open air blazes
By Craig Westcott/August 19, 2022 CBS has joined the rest of the province in lifting the ban on back yard
Read MoreCarew’s committee criticism met with big defence
By Mark Squibb/August 19, 2022 Headline: Carew says new rules causing delays in communication Deck: Mayor, councillors, staff say proper
Read MoreHolyrood’s interest in east side of Salmonier Line spooking residents
By Craig Westcott/August 19, 2022 Property owners along one side of the Salmonier Line are growing increasingly worried by Holyrood’s
Read MoreCarbonear councillors worried by plan to split Avalon Riding
By Craig Westcott/August 19, 2022 A proposed redrawing of the federal electoral map that would split a large section of
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PEEK-A-BOO, I SEE YOU – Mya the goat has been catching a few eyes from people walking the CBS T’Railway
Read MoreKeeping Secrets
Work in Progress by Ivan Morgan Do you know what government doesn’t want you to know? Neither do I. Politicians
Read MoreBurned out Carbonear buildings to be torn down
By Mark Squibb/August 12, 2022 Two downtown Carbonear buildings ravished by fire over the Easter weekend will be torn down.
Read MoreCompany hired to finish Paradise roundabout sculpture
By Mark Squibb/August 12, 2022 Heads were turning in Paradise back in February when a mysterious, blue, skeletal structure appeared
Read MoreNo ill will intended behind St. Edward’s land purchase, says buyer
By Craig Westcott/August 12, 2022 A spokesperson for Pine Bud Properties, the holding company that bought St. Edward’s cemetery extension
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