Bay Bulls seeks exemption from government per capita tax policy
By Mark Squibb/October 28, 2022 The Town of Bay Bulls has once again requested an exemption from the provincial government’s
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb/October 28, 2022 The Town of Bay Bulls has once again requested an exemption from the provincial government’s
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb/October 28, 2022 The revolving staff door at Witless Bay keeps on spinning. Council voted — though not
Read MoreThe Witless Bay Heritage Committee has won another provincial award for its work. This past June, the committee captured the
Read MoreMobile Central High Athletic Director Andrew Mackey (left) and assistant Ryan Parsons, the pair that works with a network of volunteers, including teachers, parents, and past students, to make Southern Shore sports teams among the most competitive and sportsmanlike in the province. Mark Squibb photo
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb/October 21, 2022 Bay Bulls council rubber stamped two motions related to ongoing Irishtown Road storm sewer upgrades
Read MoreFr. Peter Golden is a popular fellow in the Trepassey area and a welcome guest for a cup of tea in many homes.
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb/October 14, 2022 Police have arrested two young men they believe responsible for a number of early morning
Read MoreThe provincial environment department has released a proposal to develop the long dormant Holyrood Pond Provincial Park into an RV
Read MoreThese St. Mary’s Bay students are quick on their feet. The group of Dunne Academy Grade 4 students participated in the Newfoundland and Labrador Athletics Association (NLAA) Cross Country Series in Bowering Park on October 1. Coach Karen Hearn and students had a great day of races, with Kellan Robin placing first in the Grade 4 Boy’s race. In the back row, from left to right, are Cohen St. Croix and Kellan Tobin. In the front row, from left, are Katie Toope, and triplets Skye Corcoran, Connor Corcoran and Dalton Corcoran.
Read MoreBy Craig Westcott/October 14, 2022 The Bay Bulls – Bauline Athletic Association is asking the provincial Environment Department for approval
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