Stacey Puddicombe, little Grace Hudson Yetman, and Ryan Yetman had all of Paradise Hill to themselves Friday afternoon. That morning’s
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Author: The Shoreline
Bay Roberts gets serious about old vehicles
By Patrick Newhook/January 27, 2022 Bay Roberts council is out to get a firmer grip on the issue of wrecked,
Read MoreHazmat suits in the chicken coop
By Mark Squibb/January 27, 2022 In 2022, it seems you can trade in the phrase ‘fox in the henhouse’ to
Read MoreHolyrood council making plans
Holyrood Mayor Gary Goobie says the town is moving forward with both an operations review and a new communications plan,
Read MoreSouthern Shore tourism operators cautiously hopeful for ‘Come Home Year’
By Patrick Newhook/January 20, 2022 With the province in Alert Level 4 and COVID-19 cases still higher than last year,
Read MoreStaffing still an issue at Carbonear General
By Mark Squibb/January 20, 2022 Carbonear Mayor Frank Butt says the lack of an ENT (Ear, Nose, Throat) doctor at
Read MoreCarbonear council debates fence rules for 120-year old home
By Patrick Newhook The Town of Carbonear held its first virtual council meeting of 2022 last week, and since passing
Read MoreParadise and CBS parks shine bright in the new year
By Mark Squibb/January 20, 2022 Both Paradise and CBS have decided to leave some of their Christmas light displays intact
Read MoreHarbour Grace hoping for a big year in tourism
By Patrick Newhook/January 20, 2022 Harbour Grace council is hoping the provincial Come Home Year takes flight this spring so
Read MoreCovid spells extra work for Paradise hockey volunteers
By Patrick Newhook/January 20, 2022 Dealing with the social distancing rules and all the other hazards and requirements of life
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